The $1.6 billion suit from the polling machine company, which is still under seal, features an excerpt indicating host Tucker Carlson said he did not believe claims from Sidney Powell that she could prove the fraud. Other text messages from Fox anchors indicate they did not believe claims that the election was stolen, yet continued to push the fales claims. Fox is countersuing under New York’s “strategic lawsuits against public participation” law.
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Fox Hosts Didn’t Believe 2020 Fraud Accusations: Lawsuit
A defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems alleges hosts at Fox News had concerns there was not enough evidence to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. So reports CBS News.
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