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A well-known national news broadcaster has a reputation for ambush-type interviews designed to expose the target's hypocrisy. A political magazine ran a feature article stating that the broadcaster had bought land near a proposed site for the new university a few years earlier. The article claimed that the broadcaster had inside information from members of the Board of Regents of the university as to where the school would be located and would now be able to sell the property to the state at a handsome profit. The reporter believed the story to be true because he got the information from a member of the Board of Regents, and he had not found any information to the contrary when he investigated.
If the broadcaster sues the political magazine for defamation, is he likely to prevail?