of messages and depositions from fox news hosts, senior executives and employees as part of a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit. these documents show the depth of the contempt many at fox news had for the truth and frankly for their own viewers. prime time host laura ingraham blasted the fox news decision desk for something that every other normal reputable news organization in the country values, for being accurate. from the new york times, quote, ms. ingraham said the work of the decision desk was an inside job intended to sabotage conservative hosts like her, quote, we are all officially working for an organization that hates us she fumed. the messages show that host sean hannity responded to that, quote, why would anyone defend that call, referring to the decision desk s highly accurate and early election night projection that president joe biden would go on to win arizona. no, sean and laura were not alone. from the washington post reporting on these new filings, quote
tedious, tnt, and trutv, as well as on cbs. good luck with your brackets, and goodnight. good evening, everyone i laura coates, and welcome to cnn tonight. look, it s being called the first twitter fueled bank ran. customers withdrew 42 billion dollars. yes, i said billion with a b. it all happened in a single day just last week in silicon valley bank. the viral panic spreading on twitter, texts, and also attack group chats, which raises a ton of questions, like where do we get our information in who we trust with that information and what happens the next time? plus, what exactly is the mission of a women s college. now, the answer may not be as obvious as you may think. one of the top women colleges in this country, hillary clinton s alma mater, wellesley college, they re now divided over whether to open admission to all nine binary and trans inter sudan s, including trans men. we ll discuss all of that tonight. and in pre-pandemic times, they call out the olden days no
i m aishah hosni. the new report claims despite u.s. efforts to block it, that chinese spy craft was able to collect sensitive electronic signals from weapons, equipment and communication channels as it floated above all those military installations sending them right back to china in realtime. this was the worst case scenario. now we know it happened. fox not able to confirm this nbc report. u.s. officials are already pushing back on this telling us the information it got was of limited value. that craft first entered u.s. airspace over alaska back in january 28th. it was shot down february 4th off the south carolina coast. mike emanuel with more on this late braking news. the new report from nbc says the chinese spy balloon gathered intelligence from several sensitive american military sites despite the biden efforts from keeping it from doing so. it came from a senior administration official. china was able to control the balloon to make multiple passes over key sites de
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