During a recent court session, defense attorney Emil Bove delved into the practices of the National Enquirer, focusing on its publication of stories sourced from other news outlets. The line of questioning revolved around the tabloid's coverage of political figures, particularly those who were adversaries of former President Donald Trump.
Bove probed ex-publisher David Pecker about the rationale behind the National Enquirer's strategy of repurposing content from other publications. Pecker acknowledged that this approach was driven by cost-efficiency and business considerations, confirming Bove's assertion.
