Are you in favor of Dominion Voting Systems or Fox News.
There should be a line using freedom of speech and fat lies, fox news crossed that line. and even
Murdoch knew it but assented. "I could have," Murdoch said. "But I didn't."

One Murdaugh in SC found guilty of killing son and wife.
Hope another Murdaugh and his Fox News media who did not stop spreading fat lies about the election fraud and pays 1.6 billions. Right or Left which ever the media is need to know where and when to stop lying.

Sounds more like Brandon is afraid of being interviewed by Fox news. Joe Biden is afraid of whatever the teleprompter tells him he is afraid of. Biden would obviously fold like a lawn chair against anyone who has the freedom the ask the slightest challenging questions. He’s already in a world of trouble when he’s faced with an interviewer who only throws softballs. That’s why he does so few interviews, everyone in the administration knows that Biden should be kept as tight on a leash as possible.

How do you relate your comment to this thread?
Islam people are barred to know other religion and touch pork similarly you are watching Fox News and acquire information as a REDNECK which is fixated in your head. You are believing that the 2020 US presidential election was a steal and voting count machine was programed in Democrat's favor.
Any one believes on 2020 election was steal, must seek help, it will impact not only you but your beloved one too.

Per Law professor: The financial motives to present lies "probably destroy" Fox's defense
In its legal briefs, Fox leans heavily on the idea that news organizations must be allowed to convey allegations by major public figures to their audiences - even wild allegations. Rutgers' Chen says that doesn't hold up if Fox was motivated by profit instead of the newsworthiness of the claims being presented in its programs.

"The fact that there was arguably a motive by Fox to publish these accusations against Dominion based on its own economic interests in retaining Trump viewers would, if believed by the jury, probably destroy that argument," Chen says.

He's not the only legal scholar skeptical of Fox's argument that a loss would ripple through journalism.