That was a 3-minute washing-hands segment (practically a commercial) for the benefit of Smartmatic. First, you claim it was aired simply to show Fox News is "fair and balanced." Then you claim it was aired because Fox News "faces a lawsuit." Which is it? If Fox News's reporting was accurate, it should have told Smartmatic's attorneys, Go pound sand. The fact that Fox News aired what amounts to a 3-minute commercial for Smartmatic indicates Fox News believes Smartmatic has a good case that Fox News didn't accurately report about the company in the first place.
Dominion Whistleblower Accuses CEO of Lying During Michigan Hearing
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3917182/posts
A Dominion Voting Systems whistleblower who says she witnessed irregularities at the TCF Center in Detroit on Election Day is accusing Dominion’s CEO of lying during the recent Michigan Senate hearing.
Poulos told legislators that most Dominion machines cannot connect to the Internet. Carone said, citing a recording she made during a training, that every tabulator in the TCF Center had a modem and was connected to the Internet.
“What they would do is they would go off the Internet and then reconnect, go off and reconnect,” she said.
Whatever.
It seemed to me like a canned and planned interview, tacked onto the very end of the segment - (an interview with which Dobbs really had nothing to do) - in order to counter a perceived legal need.
Get back to me when you are actually in the world and DOING something, instead of just being an armchair or desktop warrior.
I gave up on Fox for a long while, after the Me-Again very slanted ‘moderation’ of a debate. But a few people have brought me back to it: Maria Bartiromo, Greg Gutfeld, Judge Jeanine (sometimes) - and Lou Dobbs.
I’m also a great fan of Dagen McDowell.
I understand that these people sometimes have to compromise with the corporate authority for which they work. But I’ll continue to be a fan of them until they personally, and obviously, betray me and my interests.