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Oh my god, how are they goin to continue? and they continued >> but lets talk about this andrew heres the difference righ now. you have a 787 million dolla judgment, or settlement that fox enters into. there is two 7.7 billion dolla lawsuits theyre still facin right now. there are producer lawsuits. and this is what i wonder, and i was asking this question all last week, i guess you can say that some of my questions were answered with what happene today, but how long gonna -- how long can the sh...

Three times by fox news and about four hours after the settlement became public amounting to about six minutes of coverage. for most of the day, including during the networks primetime show hosts appeared to be focusing on other issues like illegal immigration and covid-19 possible origins. while dominion was not able to extract and on-air apology from fox news, it seems obvious that the network could no longer keep carlson on the payroll because of this case, and apparently other undulated reas...

Obviously famously did a profile of him and called white supremacy power our. i dont think anyone, any single individual, with the exception of the murdaugh family perhaps, has had more of an influence on terms of enraging people who feel as though they are being replaced, in the case of one of the themes on a show, white replacement theory. and of course, through repeating the blithely election was stolen, he contributed to what happened on january 6th. and its just such a shame that fox is not...

Whether he wants to do something more direct in politics, if he wants to d something direct in media, w will see where he goes fro there. but he has got options >> and steve, lets follow u on what jen said she said, perhaps you coul tell us whether you believ there may be some sort of shif in culture there i remember roger ailes actuall having enough of glenn back, and firing glenn back, because he believed that back went through the guardrails do you think those guardrail may be a little tighte...

Rkers of disinformation. that remains to be seen. my first guest is former cnn washington bureau chief, hes now director of strategic initiatives at george washington universitys school of media and public affairs. when it comes to fox, he was one of the experts scheduled to testify at the dominion trial. professor frank cszno thank you for joining me. >> pleasure to be here. >> what would have been the crux of your testimony had that trial went forward? >> fox strayed so far of anything resembl...

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Done it in the past. when they took oreilly ou there, im going to correct lo of tart language around a lo of the stuff that donald trump was pushing. so, his connection to the base is even more unique than trumps, in many respects. because he was the first go to when they werent listening to trump, they were listening t tucker in terms of what he wants to d next, he can probably decide whether he wants to do something more direct in politics, if he wants to d something direct in media, w will se...

Because he was the first go to when they werent listening to trump, they were listening t tucker in terms of what he wants to d next, he can probably decide whether he wants to do something more direct in politics, if he wants to d something direct in media, w will see where he goes fro there. but he has got options >> and steve, lets follow u on what jen said she said, perhaps you coul tell us whether you believ there may be some sort of shif in culture there i remember roger ailes actuall havi...

Most of the business of fo news, or for the most part i for affiliates, its the cable subscription fees, 4. 2 billio dollars worth annually, th sponsorship piece is one point for some of billion dollars. i dont to say thats no significant, but if they los $10 million a night, or a year rather on this show, rathe than with whoever the new host turns out to be, rather than tucker, and weve seen thi before weve seen it. you are just talking about it, you know, in the last segment. so many big time ...

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