Fox News, Trump allies sued for $2.7B over election disinformation

[yuiyoshida]

[DanieRains]

1. Next Time You Make Sh*t Up

Don't name names.

If you are solvent I mean.

[mdbl]

2. If I were Smartmatic's lawyer

I would trot out as many fox news viewers as possible and either make them tell the court they always think Fox is telling them the truth or make their viewers admit they know it's crap and they just like to be fed crap. I don't think it will go well for fox either way.

[magicguido]

3. This is the way to take this filthy network off the air. Bankruptcy for LIES

The Ruby Slippers; we had the power all along

[mac2766]

4. The direct quotes from FOX representatives on Tucker Carlson...

Those stating that viewers should know better than to believe what he says on his show to be true...

Should be plastered on billboards across the country. It's amazing to think back about on-the-spot interviews of Trump supporters/Q-bats being asked about FOX. Many of them stated very specifically that they no longer supported FOX, but that "some" of the commentators on the network were still believable. Specifically Tucker Carlson. They need to be made aware that his own network doesn't believe him. That they believe that the onus is directly on the viewer to determine whether what he is saying is factual or not. That they/and he, have absolutely no responsibility to be factual with what is being said on their own programs. - THIS is the message that needs to be broadcast nationwide about FOX and all organizations like them. Including Rush Limbaugh.