The voting machine company is suing the news channel over its disingenuous coverage of various outlandish election claims
showing that prominent Fox hosts, including Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, privately doubted the far-fetched allegations about Dominion even as the network continued to air them.“endorsed”
Both sides will be making their case to Eric Davis, a Delaware superior court judge overseeing the case, to rule in their favor ahead of a trial. The case is widely expected to proceed to a trial scheduled in mid-April, though the parties could reach a settlement before then.
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