tonight we got the admission - watch our conversation on peacock. from tucker carlson that he hates donald trump passionately. that is the headline of the night. that is tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, a look behind the scenes at fox news during the 2020 elections, with texts and emails released as part of dominion s 1.6 billion dollar lawsuit. who is continue to push trump s debunked big lie with rupert murdoch questioning if they went too far. then, tucker carlson cherry-picking, and flat out misrepresenting the events of january 6th. the condemnation we are hearing from some republican lawmakers and the brutal kidnapping in mexico. two americans are dead. two survivors are back on american soil. the warnings to americans traveling to that area, as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle. we are digging into a mountain of evidence tonight, a brand-new court filing and
revealed in these documents really serve as the most visceral and tangible proof of what has been the strongest criticism of fox news for decades? and it is really a political operation, a propaganda machine and a business enterprise that uses the veneer of news and wraps itself in the name of news when, in fact, that s not at all what it is. any traditional news organization, stephanie ruhle, and i know you know this to be true if they called a state the way that fox did, called arizona, called arizona for joe biden, not just first, back all the days ahead of any other network that would be celebrated. but within fox news there is a sense of crisis. because they realized that their audience was recoiling from the truth. and that s what this all speaks to, that s why these primetime fox personalities, are pretending, saying one thing about donald trump, disparaging
Reliable Sources, Brian Stelter and the crew got real about getting fake.
In case you didn’t hear, Fox News Digital Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt recently penned an op-ed the
Los Angeles Times.
Turns out, Chris is no longer with the network.
Official reason: A restructuring.
In the article, he hailed the heroics of journalism:
The American news business is chockablock with the stories of heroic (and sometimes underhanded) efforts to beat the competition and get the news to an information-starved public.
In my career as a political analyst and, until my firing last week, an election forecaster on the decision desk at Fox News, I have always been with Brooks. I wanted to steam downriver as fast as I could to be first with the news to beat the competition and serve my audience.