Ready for these lawsuits to get started.
Data will be out in the open so maybe the sheep will be able to see it.
Maybe...
Here’s one. Based on “Factcheck” on numbers. After total votes 92% of registered voters turned out for the election.
92%. Anyone believe that?
Nope. Reliable sources say 66 percent which is about right.
Not sure you’re going to see any data. There’s NONE in the initial Dominion filing, none in Fox’s reply, and NONE in the Dominion filing responding to Fox’s reply.
The defamation case being made by Dominion is that the texts and emails made by Fox owners, executives, producers, and on-air talent indicate that NONE of them believed any of the accusations being put forth by their guests (Giuliani, Powell, and Lindell). Dominion’s case argues that if “falsehoods” were known to Fox, that broadcasting them was defamation.
Fox filings thus far do not make any argument regarding the accuracy or effectiveness of the Dominion equipment or software.
I need to clarify my last response to you.
The Dominion complaint relies heavily on the emails and texts that where sent within the Fox organization. Those emails seem to indicate that Fox thought that the narrative being pushed by Powell/Giuliani/Lindell was false. No one at Fox seemed to believe the stories being pushed by the guests they were putting on their show.
Fox’s filings in the defamation suit make no argument that they actually DID believe that the machines were rigged. Thus far, Fox argues that the stories being told about Dominion were “newsworthy” and thus protected by the First Amendment (using “fair reporting” principles, etc.)
Fox has not once argued (in this case) that what what they were broadcasting was true.