today. opening statements were supposed to start at 1:30 so far though, neither side has spoken and no reason has been given for the now hour and a half delay while we are waiting, we have just learned judge davis has authorized a special master to investigate fox s handling of discovery. we re going to explain in a moment this trial, when it does eventually start again, is not being televised. and nor can it be photographed one person was already kicked out of the courtroom for a snap, which the judge has said was deleted. don t worry though, we ve got our own reporters inside the courtroom updating us with the details. how exactly is this trial going to go? well, at least there s this. the judge ruled from the start that the election was not stolen and that fox was wrong to report that it was. in fact, he said it was crystal clear his words that the statements put out by the network and its hosts were false. now it is up to dominion to prove that there was actual malice beh
plaintiff. this washington case which says leave it on the market shelves. as it stands how do you have those two cases, those two rulings stay at the same time? how do you have one texas judge who says mifepristone was not properly put on the market the safety procedures were in the followed and a washington judge saying no, everything is fine you can t just have it banned in texas and you know, other states no, but there are two federal judges with equal jurisdiction. the only complication is with the washington ruling, it doesn t apply nationwide only to the 17 states, plus the district of columbia that sued that s only because those were the democratic attorneys general who decided to do a case, a mirror image it was just a strategy decision. new york didn t join california didn t join huge states. is that a possibility or
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