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Peter SchiffonX / Twitter3d ago
The N.Y. Times claims Trump’s grand jury subpoenas infringe on its freedom of the press. But The Times unethically published illegally leaked grand jury evidence, helped the J5 frame me for facilitating tax evasion and money laundering, then covered up evidence of my innocence.
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Accuracy59%
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Context40%
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Analysis Summary
The NYT subpoena story is real — DOJ subpoenaed Times reporters over their Air Force One/Qatar plane reporting, and the Times is calling it a press freedom issue. Schiff pivots to his own long-running grievance, accusing the Times of helping the J5 tax enforcement group 'frame' him during the Euro Pacific Bank investigation, which is his personal interpretation, not an established fact. He conflates two unrelated stories — a current subpoena fight and his own past legal troubles — to imply the Times has a pattern of misconduct. The J5 probe of his Puerto Rico bank was a real multi-country tax investigation; whether the Times acted improperly in covering it is Schiff's opinion, not documented wrongdoing.
Claims Analysis (4)
“The N.Y. Times claims Trump's grand jury subpoenas infringe on its freedom of the press.”
Multiple outlets confirm NYT reporters were subpoenaed over Air Force One reporting and the Times framed it as a press freedom issue.
“The Times unethically published illegally leaked grand jury evidence.”
Schiff's characterization of past NYT reporting on his case as 'unethical' and 'illegally leaked' is his interpretation, not established fact.
“The Times helped the J5 frame me for facilitating tax evasion and money laundering.”
Schiff's Puerto Rico bank was investigated by the J5 tax enforcement group; his framing of being 'framed' is his personal grievance, not an established finding.
“The Times covered up evidence of my innocence.”
No independent evidence supports a claim that NYT suppressed exculpatory information about Schiff.
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