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>>19015317

FRANCE HAS NOW THOROUGHLY SUBMITTED

>>19015324

CHECKED

including the “greatest respect and admiration” for Hunter: https://bidenlaptopemails.com/biden-emails/email.php?id=20141111-112803_52522 , archived https://archive.vn/QJYXS , https://archive.ph/29FTV from https://bidenlaptopemails.com. Another from when Hunter sicced his Greatest Admirer on Brietbart for reporting on Hunter’s affairs: https://archive.ph/Y75BK No ''wonder’’ that creep LIED about our President so much. Personally wouldn’t care so much if everyone, including own relatives, didn’t hang on to every damned word… (Also for new eyes, as they’re always lurking):

TRUMP: 11/27/19 He began by bringing up the Washington Post's claim that Trump has made more than 13,000 "false or misleading claims" since taking office in January 2017…. "We're not going to lie to you: that was untrue," said Carlson. "The crowd at the 2017 inauguration was not the largest ever measured on the national mall. Sorry, it wasn't." (IS THERE PROOF OF THIS?) … likening the president's alleged repeated lying to the skill set of a car salesman. …saying that "most people know" Trump is a frequent liar because it's "obvious." https://archive.md/KmBGL https://www.newsweek.com/fox-news-tucker-carlson-admits-trump-full-blown-bs-artist-compulsive-self-promoter-1474564

HUNTER: January 26, 2020 (to watters): ”I’ve always liked him."I know him well. He was my neighbor. He's a really nice guy," Carlson said. "I've always liked him. He's a really troubled guy who had a great family… ”I still like Hunter Biden… It's, like, of course, he's making, you know, whatever, a million a year from some Ukrainian energy company… https://archive.is//O9JaP https://www.foxnews.com/media/tucker-carlson-tells-watters-hes-sympathetic-to-hunter-biden “Great” family? On what fucking planet was this?

TRUMP: June 25, 2020 re Communist Fentanyl floyd riots/ INSURRECTION ACT - Americans Feel Undefended And Neglected, Expect A President To Respond To A Crisis. And yet when widespread disorder arrived, Trump did not act decisively. He said little. He did less. Voters felt undefended. https://archive.is/8mDoy

HUNTER: October 29, 2020 At some point, he lost control of those demons and the world knows that now. He's now humiliated and alone. Probably too strong to say we feel sorry for (him), but the point is pounding on a man, jumping on, and piling on when he's already down is something we don't want to be involved in.” (faux) https://archive.is/TaB3f

TRUMP: January 7, 2021 'Tucker Carlson blasts Trump, says he 'recklessly encouraged' supporters before riot at Capitol That is in fact what happened, Carlson said."What happened yesterday, they're telling us, wasn't simply that a political protest got out of hand after the president recklessly encouraged it, that is in fact what happened”… ”We've gone from being this big continental country with an enormous span of concerns and interests to a sweaty chat room of 300 million people, all of whom are focused on a single man, Donald Trump… justthe”news”: https://''archive.ph/l5mOa

>>19015324

'We hope it all gets un-redacted': Dominion says there are MORE Tucker Carlson texts about Fox execs that are yet to become public - as they take credit for his firing

Much of the Dominion vs Fox lawsuit remains partially or fully redacted

A lawyer for Dominion says he hopes it all is made public one day

By Jen Smith, Chief Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Published: 09:39 EDT, 1 May 2023 | Updated: 14:13 EDT, 1 May 2023

Dominion executives hope all of the text messages between Fox News hosts including Tucker Carlson that they discovered as part of their defamation lawsuit will one day become public.

Dominion, the company behind voting machines that Donald Trump's camp claimed were rigged in the 2020 election, sued Fox for airing the former president's claims.

As part of the lawsuit discovery, Dominion's lawyers uncovered texts in which Fox hosts and journalists seemed to acknowledge that the fraud claims were not true or farfetched, but gave them airtime anyway.

Fox settled the case on April 18, moments before a trial was due to begin and potentially unearth more of the behind-the-scenes exchanges.

In their first interview since the lawsuit was settled unexpectedly, Dominion's CEO John Poulos and Stephen Shackelford, a lawyer who was involved in the case, told Axios they now want the full record to become unredacted.

They also took credit for Carlson's firing, which came after senior Fox News executives learned what he had been saying in them in text messages that the lawsuit unearthed.

'Dominion did not insist on them firing Tucker Carlson as part of the settlement.

'But the very fact that that's what resulted out of all of this, and it's traceable from the work that Dominion set in motion.. of course I know what’s in the redacted stuff and I can't say anything about it.

'I hope that it all gets un-redacted at some point,' Shackelford, a partner at Susman Godfrey LLP, told Axios.

Hootan Yaghoobzadeh, co-founder of Staple Street Capital which is Dominion's private equity owner, also appeared to take credit for Carlson's firing.

'I think the consequences of the entire strategy that we pursued are starting to reflect themselves.'

He added that Carlson's firing is 'much more profound' than 'some disingenuous apology or forced statement' of wrongdoing. For us to have a meaningful impact, we had to make sure that we got that rock moving.'

Yaghoobzadeh also claimed Dominion did not want to settle the case at all.

'We made sure that all the attorneys understood that settlement was like a curse word. We didn't want to talk about it.

'Our strategy was to go to trial, get to a verdict and accomplish three goals, which were to make sure the truth got exposed, kept Fox accountable, and that we were compensated for the damages they inflicted.'

He did not disclose why they ultimately chose to end litigation.

Many of the exchanges between Carlson, other hosts at Fox News and Rupert Murdoch remain partially or fully redacted.

Had a trial gone ahead, it's likely more of their comments would have come to light.

A representative for Fox News said of the Dominion settlement: 'We are pleased to have reached a settlement of our dispute with Dominion Voting Systems.

'We acknowledge the Court’s rulings finding certain claims about Dominion to be false.

'This settlement reflects FOX’s continued commitment to the highest journalistic standards.

'We are hopeful that our decision to resolve this dispute with Dominion amicably, instead of the acrimony of a divisive trial, allows the country to move forward from these issues.'

The network has been tight-lipped in its explanation of Carlson's bombshell firing.

In a statement last Monday, a spokesman said: 'FOX News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to part ways.

'We thank him for his service to the network as a host and prior to that as a contributor.'

A New York Times report claims Carlson called one senior Fox News executive a 'c**t', and was disappointed when that was redacted from the official record.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12033349/Dominion-wants-Fox-lawsuit-unredacted-Tucker-Carlson-firing.html

Dominion wants ‘accountability’ over Fox News election lies, co-founder says

Company that won $787.5m settlement pursuing defamation lawsuits against two Fox competitors and four Trump allies

It’s out $787.5m and top host Tucker Carlson. What’s next for Fox News?

Martin Pengelly in New York

Mon 1 May 2023 11.47 EDT

Dominion Voting Systems, which last month reached a $787.5m settlement of its $1.6bn defamation case against Fox News, is seeking wider accountability for the broadcast of Donald Trump’s election fraud lies and will “not … stop until we get it”, a co-founder said.

A Dominion lawyer, meanwhile, said he hoped messages redacted in court filings but reportedly linked to the dramatic firing of Tucker Carlson would soon be revealed.

John Poulos, chief executive of Dominion, Hootan Yaghoobzadeh, an investor from Staple Street Capital, and Stephen Shackelford, a partner at Susman Godfrey, the law firm representing Dominion, spoke to Axios in an interview published on Monday.

Fox still faces a $2.7bn suit from Smartmatic, another election machine company targeted by Trump and his allies in their lies about voter fraud in his 2020 defeat by Joe Biden.

Axios noted that Dominion is pursuing defamation lawsuits against two Fox competitors, One America News and NewsMax, and four Trump allies: Sidney Powell, Rudy Giuliani, Mike Lindell and Patrick Byrne.

Poulos said: “As we said from the beginning, we’re seeking accountability and we’re not going to stop until we get it. We have six more cases and we are completely aligned as we have been from the beginning.”

The settlement in Dominion’s Fox case came as the two sides waited in court in Delaware for trial to begin.

Shackelford said the suit and settlement “should send a big signal to the other defendants that we are serious about exposing the truth, and we are serious about accomplishing full compensation and justice for Dominion”.

Fox was not required to issue an on-air apology but the case uncovered a mine of internal messages which showed executives and hosts acknowledged that Trump and allies were lying but gave them airtime anyway.

Last week, Fox fired the prime-time host Tucker Carlson. The extent to which the decision was linked to Dominion remains unknown, if subject to extensive reporting.

Yaghoobzadeh said: “I think the consequences of the entire strategy that we pursued are starting to reflect themselves.”

Shackelford said Dominion “did not insist on them firing Tucker Carlson as part of the settlement. But the very fact that that’s what resulted out of all of this, and it’s traceable from the work that Dominion and Staple Street set in motion, that’s the sort of stuff Hootan is talking about.”

It has been reported that messages redacted in court filings contain instances of Carlson using “highly offensive” language about Fox executives.

Shackelford said: “Of course I know what’s in the redacted stuff and I can’t say anything about it … I hope that it all gets un-redacted at some point.”

He added: “We expected [Fox] to fight tooth and nail and to pull out all the stops, and they did. The scariest part of what they did trying to rewrite first amendment law just to save Fox’s hide in a way that was completely, in my view, disingenuous and dangerous.”

Yaghoobzadeh pointed to the continuing careers of other anchors who spread Trump’s lies, prominently including Maria Bartiromo.

“I just don’t know how informed every Fortune 500 CEO is to the lack of journalistic standards that were used in that initial broadcast,” Yaghoobzadeh said, about Bartiromo’s business-oriented show.

“And if they’re deciding to go on that show after understanding all that information, I’m not one to judge these things but I certainly wouldn’t go on that show.”

Asked for comment, Fox News pointed to a previous statement in which it said it was “pleased to have reached a settlement”, acknowledged rulings “finding certain claims about Dominion to be false”, and claimed the deal “reflects Fox’s continued commitment to the highest journalistic standards”.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/may/01/fox-news-dominion-lawsuits-trump-election-lies