For a moment, I just want you to picture the mountains of evidence that piled up over

the last few months, showing the way Fox News broadcast lies about the results of the

2020 election.

There are emails, texts, depositions.

As evidence, it was gathered as part of a lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems,

you know, the one that settled earlier this week.

Dominion was the frequent target of conservative rage in the wake of Joe Biden's presidential

victory.

In discovery, Dominion showed that while guests on Fox claimed their voting machines had

been rigged against Donald Trump, privately, hosts like Tucker Carlson claimed to hate

Trump, even called him demonic, and the top boss, Rupert Murdoch, said claims of voter

fraud were bullshit.

All of which explains why when this case went to trial, as briefly as it did this week,

there were close to 50 lawyers in the courtroom.

Slates Justin Peters was there too.

He says he got the sense things were going south as soon as the jury walked into the

room.

The jury then was selected did not seem like one that would be demographically favorable

to Fox News's case.

It was very diverse, right?

Very diverse.

There were five black men, two black women, three white women, one Latino woman, and one

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