Pro-Trump influencer will take legal action against New York magazine over ‘despicable’ cover story
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CJ Pearson is taking legal action against New York Magazine after its "despicable" cover story that he feels faslely painted pro-Trump conservatives as racist.
Elizabeth Heckman is a digital production assistant with Fox News.
Pearson has not yet filed a lawsuit but provided a formal notice to the magazine that he plans to sue.
"They don't get to slander us as racist. They don't get to libel us in print. We need to fight back and hold their feet to the fire," Pearson told Fox News Digital.
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