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  I don't know for sure but if I had to bet I would guess no. 
  His defamation lawsuit against the Washington Post in 2020 was one in a series of frivolous defamation lawsuits filed at that time. He also sued the NYTIMES and CNN in that particular time period in 2020. The lawsuits were widely dismissed as frivolous back then even by conservative commentators. Even the right wing magazine National Review said they did not have much chance if success and seemed to be a political stunt. 
  I think the National Review was correct in viewing them as political stunts. One thing to remember is that Trump had long made the press a political enemy to his voters. I think these lawsuits should be viewed through that lens. He had long told his voters that the media was their enemy, and portrayed them in dark terms. I think these lawsuits were never meant to succeed but to gin up his base. They made headlines, and his lawyers appeared on Fox News primetime opinion shows. These lawsuits allowed Trump to tell his base that he is standing up to the media, and bolster his image as a fighter. Its a political gambit.
context: More 'winning', does he ever get tired of all these rejects. It's been 3 years, this maniac needs to be behind bars. >
  
  All I have to say is what a time to be a lawyer, imagine the tsunami of billable hours there are in the myriad of Trump suits.  Wonder if he will pay them. >
  
  Supposedly up until the point he came out as a candidate for president all of his legal bills were being picked up by the RNC. Not sure if that includes legal bills such as these or not. >
  
  I wonder if many of these hasty and frivolous media and political suits were actually him trying to head off prosecution for fundraising fraud and not spending 95% of the money. 
  IIRC in the J6 hearings Liz Cheney said Trump raised something like 150-200 million in a matter of a few short weeks. Who know how much he’s accumulated over two years.