Fox knew vote rigging claims were false, Dominion says, as network defends coverage
Donald Trump,2020 Election,Fox News Bias,Fox News,Election Integrity,Dominion Voting Systems,Tucker Carlson,Laura Ingraham
Fox News repeatedly broadcast lies about vote-rigging claims that it knew were “total bs,” Dominion Voting Systems said in a filing made public on Thursday, as part of the election technology company's $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit.
The media giant countered that the suit was an assault on a free press and that Dominion could not prove its claims.
"From the top down, Fox knew 'the dominion stuff' was 'total bs,'" Dominion wrote, citing a sealed exhibit. “Yet despite knowing the truth - or at minimum, recklessly disregarding that truth - Fox spread and endorsed these 'outlandish voter fraud claims' about Dominion even as it internally recognized the lies as 'crazy,' 'absurd,' and 'shockingly reckless.'"
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