News about George Stephanopoulos

If there's one thing you'd think Americans could agree upon 30 years later, it's that OJ Simpson was a wife-beating double-murderer who got away with it. But the usual mainstream media outlets - the New York Times, NBC, ABC, the L.A. Times, New York magazine and NPR, just to name a few - are eulogizing him as a football legend who suffered greatly in a racist America that nonetheless made him rich, famous, and handed him a not guilty verdict despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Here was the New York Times, in a subhead that ran moments after his death on Thursday: 'He ran to football fame… But his world was ruined after he was charged with killing his former wife and her friend'.

Sam Bankman-Fried's (pictured left) miraculous fall from grace continues today in the fraudster's sentencing for one of the biggest white collar crimes in history. In the Southern District of New York, the 32-year-old will be convicted of duping thousands of crypto investors out of $8 billion using his now defunct trading platform FTX. Last year, a Manhattan jury convicted him of defrauding FTX customers and stealing the money with the help of his Bahamas inner circle, which included his ex-girlfriend and Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison.

Sam Bankman-Fried is expected to find his prison date this week when he appears in federal court for stealing billions from investors in his FTX exchange. Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York argued in a court filing in March that Bankman-Fried should serve 40 to 50 years in prison to prevent future offences and 'protect the public.' Because, among other things, he's the first-time, nonviolent criminal convict of a mentally impaired offender who is neurodivergent.

Since the television presenter consistently said that the former president had been found guilty of rape, Donald Trump is suing ABC News and George Stephanopoulos for defamation. The allegation arose from a tumultuous interview with Republican Rep. Nancy Mace, a rape survivor, in which Stephanopoulos asked her, "Why are you supporting someone who has been found guilty of rape?" The complaint, which was filed on Monday, alleges that the plaintiff had been found accountable by multiple juries for Ms. E. Jean Carroll's murder on several occasions.'

She's the star of the blockbuster police drama 9-1-1. Despite millions of viewers for every episode, leading lady Angela Bassett has admitted that her own husband, Courtney B. Vance, has never watched it. During an appearance on Good Morning America on Wednesday, the 65-year-old was taken off guard when host George Stephanopoulos asked if it was true that her husband of over 26 years had never seen the hit show.

After being found guilty of sexual assault, the South Carolina lawmaker said on Sunday that the ABC anchor was attempting to'shame' and 'bully' her when he attempted to inform her that she endorsed former President Donald Trump after he was found guilty of sexual assault. 'As a rape survivor who has been shamed for years for years due to her rape.' 'You're trying to shame me again,' Mace told Stephanopolous. Kelly also challenged Stephanopolous' line of questioning, calling the anchor "Oscar for Sanctimonious Leftists Pretending They are Better Than You." 'The lifelong Democrat took to his Sunday show yesterday and decided to really press Republican and Trump-endorser Nancy Mace on how on earth she can support a guy who's been found liable of sexual assault, especially when - as he pointed out to Mace - she is a rape survivor!' Kelly said on Monday that she did not appear on Monday. "It's a shame" that you can use a woman's rape against her. What a kind, thoughtful man who genuinely cares about women and their sexual harassment allegations. 'Thank you for being a comrade, George.' Victims will not come forward if they are publicly attacked by their rapist or his defenders, and I can't imagine how worried you are.' Mace was arrested when she was 16 years old and claims that it is what drives her to campaign for women's rights. Stephanopoulos's clip went viral on social media, but ABC is sticking by him.

Nancy Mace has accused George Stephanopoulos of'shame' and'bully' her as the ABC anchor tried to question why she endorsed former President Donald Trump after he was found guilty of sexual assault. Mace, R-S.C., received an endorsement from Trump herself over the weekend. Mace: 'You're attempting to shame me for my political inclination.' It wasn't a criminal court.' It was a civil war, and by the way, she chuckled about the verdict and wondered what she was going to do with all the money. I find this insult.' The congresswoman continued: "As a rape survivor who has been shamed for years because of her rape." You're trying to shame me once more.'

In the science fiction film directed by Denis Villeneuve, Josh, 56, appears as Gurney Halleck, and he spent time in Abu Dhabi filming desert scenes. Josh talked to Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan, George Stephanopoulos, and Lara Spencer about the highly awaited sequel in an interview on Good Morning America on Tuesday, and ended up giving a lot too much detail.

Megan Carvale, a native of Orange County, California, was competing in the show's bonus round when she was asked to give a two-word answer to the subject of 'Life Thing.' Despite fans who disagreed online, the high school choir director successfully guessed a string of letters missing from the puzzle board until she was left with 'P _ N _' ___' and missed out on the hefty award pot.' Megan, who walked away with $14,000, has since spoken to Good Morning America to finally clarify the situation.

'Prosecutors also expressed doubt about Hannah Gutierrez's 'drug and alcohol use,' prosecutors say. She will be charged with the movie-set shooting next month. After the film's cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was fatally shot by actor Alex Baldwin on set in Santa Fe, Mexico, on October 21, 2021, Gutierrez was charged with involuntary manslaughter. In a recent court filing, Gutierrez and other crew members' text messages were revealed, sparking further concern about her alleged heroin use problems.

As his administration pointed to an Iran-backed proxy group, President Biden reiterated that the US will arrest those responsible for an attack that killed three US troops 'to account.' Austin, who was back in the Pentagon earlier Monday, joined Biden in the White House Situation Room. 'We know this is an IRGC-backed militia, it has the footprints of Kata'ib Hezbollah, but it is not making a final decision on that,' said Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh, referring to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.' The White House and Pentagon fell short of confirming that the attack was launched from inside Tehran, and the White House said it does not want war or conflict with Iran.

I feel well and recovering, but I'm also recovering,' Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said at the Pentagon on Monday.'I'm confident and recovering, but it's also recovering.' It was his first appearance since being diagnosed with prostate cancer and being hospitalized due to complications. Austin read a statement in which he and President Biden would not tolerate attacks on US forces' and that they would take 'all appropriate steps.'

No one can watch what I have seen and not be changed by it. I was one of about 20 journalists at a private screening of the raw footage of Israel's 10/7 attack on Israel late Thursday afternoon. The Israeli Consulate in Manhattan was packed with security; the unmarked building was surrounded by police. We used to have our phones and notebooks in lockers. Through two locked doors to a conference room, we were led in small groups. None of us wanted to be there. However, we all have to be there for this film, which was designed by the Israeli Army, will never be released. The point of these viewings, the consulate staff told us, was to make sure that "conspiracies and distortions don't make it into mass media." They already have, as we know. According to the Israeli Consulate, this film has been seen approximately 7 times. The question now isn't who has seen this video. The question is: Who among the powerful and influential has not?

At the time of his DUI arrest, John, 60, admitted that he wasn't intending to commit suicide at the time, but that he was detained in a'stupid' location when he was arrested in June 2015. During an interview on Good Morning America on Monday, he told hosts Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Lara Spencer that it was 'hard' to write about the offence in his latest book, If You Should Have Told Me, in which he discusses his 'foolishness' in reaction to the detention.

According to Page Six, the flagship ABC morning news show Good Morning America is moving to a new Walt Disney building in Hudson Square in 2025. In 1999, the show relocated to the Times Square studio, where tourists and followers have descended on it to see hosts Robin Roberts, Michael Strahan, and George Stephanopoulos. But the show is ending its lease and will be based in Disney's new 22-story headquarters downtown. However, Good Morning America workers are reported to be dissatisfied with the change and fear that it would place them in a disadvantage over its opponents.

During Hamas' massive terrorist attack, nine Americans were killed in Israel, according to the State Department. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday that the US is 'overtime' to look into reports claiming Americans were killed in the heinous attack by Palestinian terrorists.

Jennifer Garner joined Good Morning America to talk about one of her favorite projects on Friday. The 51-year-old actress and businesswoman, who travelled to New York for the interview, was eager to talk about her new products, Once Upon a Farm. We've aged up,' she told hosts Michael Strahan, Lara Spencer, and George Stephanopoulos.

According to a recent poll published on Sunday, Donald Trump and Joe Biden are tied in the White House's 2024 race. It was 'kind of shocking,' according to George Stephanopoulos, the host of ABC's This Week.'

According to a recent poll published on Sunday, Donald Trump and Joe Biden are tied for the White House in the 2024 race. It was remarkable, according to George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC's This Week, that the 91 criminal charges brought against Trump did not do anything to dent his political aspirations. 'It's kind of surprising in a sense that, despite all of Donald Trump's baggage, he's right now tied with Joe Biden,' Stephanopoulos, who served as Bill Clinton's communications director and then senior advisor.' ' Donald Trump seems to be consolidating his hold over the Republican Party with each passing month, with every new indictment.' Trump gained a swish lead over his Republican primary opponents once more in the same poll. Trump was the first choice of 59 percent of respondents, with Ron DeSantis coming in second at 13 percent.

Lawyer Jim Trusty obtained a statement from a federal court in Florida advising former President Trump in his lawsuit against CNN. The suit received $475 million in punitive damages. He cited 'irreconcilable differences.' Last week, he resigned from representing Trump within hours of his 37-count indictment being unveiled.

When Trump broke the news they were leaving on Truth Social, the two lawyers, Jim Trusty and John Rowley, announced that they had resigned on Friday morning. In television appearances, Trusty had been chastised both prosecutors and President Biden. Seven charges, including under the Espionage Act, have been indicted against their client. Since being out of office, Trump has churned through lawyers, and he has been churned out lawyers. In the White House, there were often disputes between Trump and his aides over whether they resigned or were pushed out, and there have been suggestions Trump was angry with how his team handled the case and that he was blindsided by the indictment

On Tuesday, a former American president will be arrested in Manhattan on criminal charges, but Donald Trump's counsel Joe Tacopina said his client will not be pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in order to have the Stormy Daniels hush money case go away. After spending 'all night' with the former president, Tacopina spoke with Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos, according to Fox 5 New York's Robert Moses.

Joe Tacopina (left) said the allegations against Donald Trump, which have not been made public, were untrue, and that the former president and his staff were ready to fight. 'He's gearing up for a fight,' Tacopina told ABC News host George Stephanopoulos. This is something that, clearly, we believe is a political persecution, and I suspect people from both directions of the aisle agree.' It's a complete abuse of power.' Trump was seen on Sunday at his golf course in Florida with Lindsey Halligan (right), another member of his legal team. Since the indictment was announced on Thursday, Trump has seen a rise in donations since the indictment was announced on Thursday, with more than $5 million raised. A frond of leaves was planted at Trump Tower in Manhattan on Sunday (inset), with a note titled: 'God bless President Trump.'

Right now, Paris Hilton's life is on full throttle. She's got a new book out called Paris: The Memoir, she's relishing being a new mother and commemorating the 20 years of the Simple Life. 'This book was like a diary,' the socialite told GMA on Tuesday.' "I put all in there, so many horrific experiences as a child and many that were simply memories I didn't want to recall — but also a lot of the good, exciting times.' I've never lived such a happy life.' Michael Strahan, Robin Roberts, and George Stephanopoulos asked the socialite how her mother reacted to the bombshells that fell on Paris in her book. 'She's so proud of me for being brave and sharing my story,' she said, hinting that her mother was unaware of some of the difficulties Paris faced as a child.'