Mar 10, 2016 ... I think it's very unfair when the New York Times can write a story that they know is  false, that they virtually told me they know it's false, and I say, 'Why don't you pull  the story?' and they say, 'We're not going to do that,' because they can't basically  be sued.'' Morris is placed in a chokehold by Secret Service ...
Jul 19, 2017 ... HABERMAN: Am I wrong in thinking — I've talked to you a bunch of times about  this over the last couple years, but you are generally of the view that people .....  You know? So we'll put — yeah, because of statutory [garbled], they can't loan to  that kind of a business. And they're good businesses to loan to.
Oct 7, 2012 ... Mr. Ricci issued an ultimatum: Mr. Phillips could sell his firm to Mr. Ricci or be  sued for patent infringements. ... Continue reading the main story ... Plenty of  creativity occurs within the technology industry, and without patents, executives  say they could never justify spending fortunes on new products.
Jan 2, 2015 ... ABC referred a reporter to Mr. Wrong's statement. In court filings, the hospital and  ABC do not dispute that they did not have consent from Mr. Chanko or his family,  but they say the patient is not identifiable to the public. The network has asserted  that because “NY Med” is produced by its news division, it is ...
Apr 11, 2016 ... ... can write a false story without being sued, snapping, “I think it's very unfair  when the New York Times can write a story that they know is false, that they  virtually told me they know it's false, and I say, why don't you pull the story, and  they say, we're not going to do that, because they can't basically be sued.
Says "the New York Times can write a story that they know is false" yet "they can't basically be sued."