now. welcome to the beat, our top story is new developments right now in what s shaping up to be the case of the decade for trying to hold liars accountable with real swift justice. fox news on defense, facing over a billion dollars for punishment and lies, it served up and fed the insurrection. as you see here, top fox hosts have clearly been on team trump in public for a long time. we know that. we know sean hannity broke all journalistic rules of pretense by endorsing and publicly campaigning for trump. there s no court punishment for breaking that kind of rule. there just isn t. but there can be penalties for malicious lying, for defamation if you can prove the defendant acting knowingly, maliciously, intentionally. that s hard to prove and that difficult standard is deliberate, which is why this case has to turn on hard evidence, not asking whether hannity is biassed for trump, he is. but asking whether hannity knowingly and maliciously pushed lies that caused immeas
an event. they had food trucks outside. in the library they had a book fair going where parents could buy where parents could buy books for their kids to read, and each one of the classrooms, they had an escape room type of thing. they had like five puzzles where they could go through and get a sticker to quote unquote escape that grade level s escape room. so i picked up my kids, and my daughter said did you hear what happened at school today. and i said, no, what happened? she s like, they removed all of the books. what do you mean all of the books, because it just didn t seem like this would be a reality. so my son jumped in and said that they removed all of the books, including the books that students are reading. so he mentioned the sunshine state books, which is 20 florida author books, it s a state-sponsored book reading thing. at my son s school they got a
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