US EditionDavid Sacks Hires Defamation Firm, Accuses New York Times of Fabricating Conflict Story
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David Sacks, a White House advisor for AI and cryptos, denounces a New York Times investigation published on November 30 in which the newspaper accuses him of having shaped policies that would benefit his personal investments. The official hired a libel firm. The article David Sacks accused of conflicts of interest, he denies as a whole: "There is nothing to reveal" appeared first on Cryptoast.
David Sacks, a key figure in the crypto and Trump's advisor, describes the New York Times' accusations as pure "nothing burger." Between threats of prosecution, crazy denials and political stakes, this clash reveals much more than just a media dispute.Crypto article: David Sacks calls NYT's accusations "nothing burger" first appeared on Cointribune.
David Sacks sends silly legal threat to the New York Times
David Sacks, the Trump administration’s AI and crypto czar and co-host of the All In Podcast, announced over the weekend that he’d hired Clare Locke (one of the largest law firms specializing in defamation in the US) to force the New York Times (NYT) to “abandon” its article concerning his conflicts of interest between his investments and role in the government. The problem? Abandoning an article doesn’t mean anything in the realm of journalism …
David Sacks Hires Defamation Firm, Accuses New York Times of Fabricating Conflict Story
Sacks accuses the NYT of inventing conflict claims tied to its five-month investigation. White House AI Czar hired Clare Locke, a law firm specializing in defamation cases. Letter claims reporters created a false narrative about defense contracts and CEO meetings. David Sacks, White House AI and Crypto Czar, accused The New York Times of fabricating a story about conflicts of interest tied to his government role. Sacks stated that five NYT repor…
@ArtistRights Institute Newsletter 12/1/25: Megan Garcia Litigation, David Sacks Conflict of Interest, StubHub Investor Class Action (Welcome to Wall Street), Bartz Settlement Crumbling
The newsletter of the Artist Rights Institute Featured Post: When 54 State Attorneys General Warned About AI’s Threats to Children—Washington Responded by Shielding AI Companies Instead (Chris Castle/MusicTechPolicy) Order on Motion to Dismiss – Garcia v. Character Technologies IncDownload David Sacks Conflicts of Interest Silicon Valley’s Man in the White House Is Benefiting Himself and His Friends (Cecilia Kang, Tripp Mickle, Ryan Mac, David Y…
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