David Sacks Hires Defamation Firm, Accuses New York Times of Fabricating Conflict Story
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- 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 reporters spent five months attempting to build a narrative that he claims lacks factual support.
According to Sacks, the reporters made multiple accusations that were debunked through fact-checking responses. These included claims about a fabricated dinner with a tech CEO, nonexistent promises of presidential access, and baseless allegations about influencing defense contracts.
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