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6th, 2021. now, hes filed a lawsuit against fox news and tucker carlson for claiming that epps was an undercover agent who helped provoke the capitol attack. epps accused fox of, quote, telling a fantastical story, that he acted as a government-sponsored instigaor of the violence on january 6th and carlsons repeated segment, quote, destroyed his life and his wifes. it led him and his wife to sell their home and land and move into an rv. epps was seen on video the night before the january 6th att...

 

Irrelevant, to down play the january 6th attacks. so they come up with ray epps as a scapegoat by saying, look, this is a guy who worked for the government. he was a secret agent, a double agent, and he incited the attack because he wanted to embarrass trump and his movement. >> has fox news responded to this? has tucker carlson responded? >> they have not. i reached out to tucker carlson before we first wrote about this this week, when we had an inkling that a lawsuit was coming. he declined to...

Ray Epps, a one-time supporter of former President Donald Trump and viewer of Fox News, claims he received death threats and had bullet casings left on his…

The following comments by Chris Christie are a disgrace. He can have whatever opinion of his friend, Christopher Wray, or the Republicans at the hearing he wants. However, to use his megaphone to attempt to obliterate the argument that the FBI is weaponized is unacceptable. After you watch the Chris

'Provocateur' was seen goading Trump supporters to storm the Capitol

>> one of the more interesting aspects of the suit is how it paints a picture of ray epps as somebody who was not just a two-time trump voter, but a loyal fox news viewer who believed it when anchors like tucker carlson told them that there was something fishy about the 2020 election, so ray epps, very much in his lawyers telling went along with the conspiracy theories because fox told him that they were true, that there was validity to them, and thats, i think, just an interesting a point as th...

An ongoing right-wing conspiracy theory accuses Ray Epps of being a federal agent who incited a riot. It ruined his life. A defamation lawsuit against the network that helped amplify those claims could reap significant damages, attorneys tell Alex Woodward

An ongoing right-wing conspiracy theory accuses Ray Epps of being a federal agent who incited a riot. It ruined his life. A defamation lawsuit could reap significant damages, attorneys tell Alex Woodward

Democratic strategist James Carville said Wednesday on MSNBC's "The Beat" that the Fox News audience was "a giant monster that you have to feed every night" while discussing Arizona man Ray Epps suing the network. | Clips