The Fox News/Dominion lawsuit has revealed a lot about Fox News, and not in a good way. We discovered that all of our “favorites,” including Tucker, believe Joe Biden received 81 million legal votes, which blows my mind. How stupid and gullible can you be?
We’ve also learned that Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch is a dark, sinister figure who is likely working on a plan to get rid of “Trump-supporting” talent right now.
Murdoch’s so-called “admissions” under oath are actually far worse than our fake news media would have you believe.
As with all stories, the media will only report what it wants you to hear, and the Fox vs. Dominion lawsuits are no exception. But, thankfully, our man Raheem Hassam is on the case and has the inside scoop on what’s going on.
Here’s what Raheem said in his brilliant Substack piece:
The stories from Jeremy Peters (NYT) and Jeremy Barr (WaPo) confirm a bombshell admission from Mr. Murdoch, about how his network handled the 2020 election coverage. And remember, there’s a $1.6bn defamation lawsuit in play here.
Many will believe Mr. Murdoch was confessing or being caught in a “gotcha!” moment. Not so. Read carefully. He’s drawing a firm line between his network and its on-air talent, all of whom have one particular thing in common.
Now, look at the full verbal exchange, published on a website called RawStory, which hilariously has me blocked on Twitter for some reason.
Murdoch appears to be pushing back against the claim that it was his network that endorsed the stolen election idea. He’s not saying, “[yes] they endorsed,” he’s saying, “they [his anchors] endorsed [but the network itself did not].”
If the transcription included tone, the final “they” would be in italics.
The truth about this exchange is far darker than the corporate media will have you believe. Murdoch is throwing his talent under the bus to save his company from Dominion’s massive demands.
Fox did not give his support. It was the anchors who did it. “A lot” was done by Lou Dobbs, “a bit” by Sean Hannity, and “a little” by Maria and Jeanine. And guess what these anchors all have in common?
They’re all Trump supporters, whether you like their influence on Trump or not. To put it mildly, supporters, friends, or fellow travelers.
Raheem goes on to say that this lawsuit is Rupert’s way of “cleaning house” and getting rid of all Trump-supporting anchors, similar to what he did with Lou Dobbs… Raheem says he’s doing so to clear the way for a major Fox News push for Ron DeSantis in 2024.
Oh, the “DeSantis push” will be one of the most massive and shameless we’ve ever seen.
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