New Lawsuits: A Fox News producer has filed lawsuits in New York and Delaware, accusing Fox lawyers of coercing her into giving misleading testimony in the Dominion case.Tucker Carlson’s Private Contempt: The Fox host’s private comments, revealed in court documents, contrast sharply with his support of Trump on his show.Behind the Curtain: Texts and emails released as part of the lawsuit show how Fox employees privately mocked election fraud claims made by Donald Trump, even as the network amplified them to appease viewers.Running Fox: Emails that lawyers for Dominion have used to build their defamation case give a peek into how Rupert Murdoch shapes coverage at his news organizations.Dominion Voter Systems Documents from a lawsuit filed by the voting machine maker Dominion against Fox News have shed light on the debate inside the network over false claims related to the 2020 election. But whether they pose serious legal jeopardy for Fox in that case is far less clear.įox News v.

These examples and many more - revealed in personal emails, text messages and testimony made public as part of Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News - are embarrassing. And Rupert Murdoch said he longed for the day when Mr. Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity disparaged colleagues in their network’s news division. Trump - “I hate him passionately,” he wrote in a text. Trump’s populist message, was caught insulting Mr. Tucker Carlson, a professed champion of former President Donald J. The headlines have been attention-grabbing. These revelations are the most damning to rattle the Murdoch media empire since the phone hacking scandal in Britain more than a decade ago.

For the past three weeks, a drip, drip, drip of disclosures have exposed widespread alarm and disbelief inside Fox News in the days after the 2020 presidential election, as the network became a platform for some of the most insidious lies about widespread voter fraud.

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