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"In Price v. Stossel, the court held that, if a party accurately quotes ‘a statement actually made by a public figure, but presents the statement in a misleading context, thereby changing the viewer’s understanding of the speaker’s words,’ that constitutes defamation.”"
The DCC did not do that. His statement has the same meaning both with the context and when taken alone. It can reasonable be interpretted as condoning rape.