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explosive new rigid revelations about what was actually happening behind the scenes at fox while they peddled election lies on air. combing through hundreds of pages of brand-new filings. then -- >> i think what happened on january 6th was despicable. >> this attack on the capitol -- >> i don't listen to tucker carlson. i usually don't. >> condemnation from all sides as fox tries to launder the insurrection. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist, publicly pretending to be a news man. >> with the explicit help of republican house leadership. >> speaker mccarthy knows damn not well what ...

behind the scenes at fox, while they peddled election lies on air. tonight, we're combing through hundreds of pages of brand-new filings, then. >> i think what happened on january 6th was despicable. >> this attack on the capitol -- >> i didn't listen to tucker carlson. i usually don't. >> condemnation from all sides as fox tries to launder the insurrection. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist, publicly pretending to be a news man. >> with the explicit help of republican house leadership. >> speaker mccarthy knows damn well what kind of customer mr. carlson is. >> as abortion bans th...

A growing cadre of lawyers is deploying defamation, one of the oldest areas of the law, as a weapon against a tide of political disinformation.

Kevin Lindke has taken a wrecking ball to old buildings as part of a family business and in his free time uses his small-town influencer status on social media to challenge people in power. Now, Lindke is directing that anger at an issue that is a growing subject of debate online: whether public officials can block criticism from constituents on their personal social media accounts. The question will be taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday in a pair of cases, including one brought by Lindke.

ABC News(PORT HURON, Mich.) -- Kevin Lindke has taken a wrecking ball to old buildings as part of a family business and in his free time uses his small-town influencer status on social media to challenge people in power. "You need anger sometimes," Lindke said in an interview. The 43-year-old father-turned-provocateur, who is also a convicted felon and local media personality, has gotten so passionate from time to time that his aggression landed him in jail. "I tried to be the nice guy with a lot of stuff I have going on. That didn't work," he said. "They just run over...