Controversy: Did the BBC manipulate Trump's speech?
The BBC altered Donald Trump's Capitol Hill speech, according to a former adviser.
In January 2025, Donald Trump's speech on Capitol Hill sparked a heated political debate. The US president was accused of inciting violence after the storming of the Capitol just hours after his remarks.
However, recent revelations suggest that the BBC may have manipulated his speech, altering the original meaning to influence public opinion. A former BBC consultant, Michael Prescott, has publicly denounced the British network's editing of Trump's nearly 70-minute speech.
Trump states: "We're going to Capitol Hill, and I'll be there with you, and we're going to fight. We're going to fight like hell."
A survey conducted by the Telegraph found that this key line was extracted to make it appear as if it were inciting the storming of the Capitol.
Author's summary: BBC accused of manipulating Trump's speech.
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