all of his advertisers, fo news had a sort of shift i their business model, and they did not want to be a commercia tv channel that was beholden t what was commercially viable what advertisers wanted. they leverage their audience t call their cable companies all the time, they lie to thei companies, they said uk become is about to take fox news away from, you they are censoring us, they have a liberal agenda, yo had better call. and basically for the last decade fox news has been getting their audience t increase everybody in th country s cable rates by artificially inflating the demand for fox news. this has nothing to do wit viewership, it has everythin to do with the sort of energ that - and if they lose this trial if they lose this case that going to affect those surely oh without a doubt. the negotiations are happening this month the same time that they re going to be in court, the cabl companies going have to decide whether or not they want t give fox news significantl more
that these folks would never see the light of day and to see the reaction on the stand as they are confirming these communications is gonn be very telling, and probabl one of the high points, an most dramatic points of th trial. angela? but obviously, it i significant based on what we know murdaugh s already said he missed a pretty big in hi deposition and now part of it is that there is little you can polish but in his deposition, h basically conceded one of fo news s most significan offenses, because he sort of threw out this idea that the were neutrally covering a majo story. he said, he fully acknowledged during his deposition that his hosts were actively promotin the very lies that fox news defense says they were not promoting they were just sor of covering other people sayin these lies he said, no, my hosts are doing, it and he went a step furthe and said that fox news is in a uconn unique position to correct these lies and he said that there are s
these folks never thought woul see the light of day and, to see the reaction in th stands as they re confronted with those communications is going to be very telling, an probably one of the high point in this dramatic point of th trial. angela? yeah, i mean, it significant legally. it s also, based on what w know murdaugh is already set he missed a pretty big misstep position part of it is that there i little that you can polish here, but in his deposition he basically conceded one of fo news s most significan offenses, because he sort of throw this idea that they were just neutrally covering a majo story. he said, and fully acknowledge during his deposition that his hosts were actively promotin the variant lies that fo news s defense up until that point said that they were no voting that they were just sort o covering other people saying these lies he basically said no, my house were doing it, and then he ste further and then said that fox news wasn t uniquely positione to correc
it s extremely significant, because some of dominion s bes evidence involve communications involving those individuals. so, dominion s lawyers are going to have a chance to cros examine in front of a judge in iterate, confronting these witnesses like rupert murdoc and other high level executive with their own communication that these folks never thought would see the light of day to see their reaction on the stand as they re confronte with those communications is going to be very telling, an probably one of the high point in the most traumatic point of the trial. angela? yeah, i think obviously it significant legally. it s also based on what we know, murdaugh has already said. he must a pretty big instep as a sham part of it is that there s little you can acknowledge here, but in his deposition, h basically conceded one of fo news s most significan offenses because, he sort of throw this idea that they were just neutrally covering a major story, he said, he fully acknowledged du
they finally found out tha there is going to be liability it s very telling that the order from on high came down not to have mr. giuliani and miss powell on any longer, o any show, including miss bartiromo s, the day that th smart tech lawsuit, which is another defamation lawsuit that s percolating along new york, i think for 2. 7 billion dropped. and fox became aware of it so, let s talk a little bit about the recordings, and ho she came to make them, and why you think, given the current suits here, the curren complaints, why you think fo news did not make thes available to dominion during the discovery process? well, i really can only speculate as to what s in fo news s mind, and the minds o their returnees. but i ll tell you, they have a lot of lawyers litigating th case in delaware.