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Why Dominion hopes Fox News CEO's warning could help make its caseįox News and its chief trial attorney, Dan Webb, declined to comment for this article, as did Dominion's lawyers. Davis affirmed that Dominion should receive the contracts - the point of contention in the hearing. In a ruling Wednesday, Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric M. (Dominion is also suing Fox Corp., the network's parent company.) The voting machine and technology company's attorney, Justin Nelson, revealed Scott's remarks in a court proceeding earlier this week, in which he argued that Dominion's legal team is entitled to receive the employment contracts of 13 Fox News executives, including Scott. A trial date is set for April in Delaware. That's according to the account of a lawyer for Dominion Voting Systems, which is seeking $1.6 billion from Fox in a defamation suit over false allegations on the network that the company committed election fraud. Lawyers for Dominion Voting Systems indicate they intend to use Scott's words against Fox in its $1.6 billion defamation suit against the network.īesieged by angry viewers, denounced by then-President Trump, questioned by some of its own stars, Fox News found itself in a near-impossible spot on Election Night 2020 after its election-analysis team announced before any other network that Joe Biden would win the pivotal swing state of Arizona.įox News CEO Suzanne Scott proved so flummoxed by what ensued that she warned colleagues, "We can't give the crazies an inch." It was three years ago when The Atlantic's Adam Serwer wrote, "Donald Trump can't stop telling on himself." A year later, Nick Akerman, a former Watergate prosecutor, said, "What he's been saying in public is the kind of thing I used to prosecute people for doing in private.Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott warned colleagues not to "give the crazies an inch" after then-President Donald Trump and his allies pressured the network. But I don't think I could have survived if I didn't fire him, because it was like a hornet's nest." If I didn't fire him, and some people said, 'He made a mistake when he fired Comey.' And now those same people said it was the most incredible instinctual moves that they've ever seen, because I wouldn't - I might be here with you, perhaps we'll be talking about something else. "I was going to say before, if I didn't fire Comey, they were looking to take down the President of the United States. The host tried to change the subject, but later in the interview, Trump seemed eager to talk about this some more. But I fired Comey, that whole group, and now that group is coming back again. The future's going to be very interesting. Had I not fired Comey, you might not be talking to me right now about a beautiful book of four years at the White House. " lot of people say to me, 'How you survived is one of the most incredible things.' Don't forget, I fired Comey. Their discussion turned to the Russia scandal, which the former president said may have been made up in Hillary Clinton's kitchen. In an interview that aired last night, Trump sat down with Fox News' Mark Levin, apparently to help promote a new book with photographs from his time in the White House. Four years later, the Republican is apparently still confessing.
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