Dominion Voting Systems is about to have its day in court in the $1.6 billion lawsuit against the parent company of Fox News. The case has significant implications for the First Amendment and could have major financial implications for a global company.
For months, redacted details from Dominion’s lawsuit have dribbled out, placed in friendly anti-Fox outlets, with the intention of creating a bias in the courtroom and putting pressure on Rupert Murdoch, Fox News executives, and specific Fox News talent.Let’s establish a few facts. First, legacy media outlets despise Fox News for its unrivaled commercial success. If you combine CNN and MSNBC’s audiences, whether in the morning, daytime, prime time, or weekend, they do not match Fox News.
After the 2020 election, hosts at Fox covered the president’s legal team like Sidney Powell making what today looks like an obviously dubious voting machine fraud theory. Within weeks, the whole world saw how they failed to deliver evidence to back them up. Those allegations that turned out not to be proven and were tossed out in court were aired by many outlets, including Fox News.
When Michael Avenatti was endlessly booked to lie about President Donald Trump and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, no one paid the price. When Rep. Adam Schiff lied about"collusion" as the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, no one held him to account. No one deposed the chairmen of Comcast or put Jeff Zucker or half of CNN on the hot seat for booking these liars over and over — ironically, it was Trump's White House officials who were hit with subpoenas and legal fees.
If Fox is found liable under this standard of anyone at the company having doubts, no media outlet will ever be safe.
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