From CNN · Eric Levenson,Marshall Cohen · · 1m 20s
Dominion's 20 specific Fox defamation claims
Election software company Dominion detailed the exact Fox broadcasts and tweets it says spread false claims about its voting machines.
In brief
Election software company Dominion detailed the exact Fox broadcasts and tweets it says spread false claims about its voting machines. Dominion identified 20 specific Fox News broadcasts and social media posts as the basis for its defamation lawsuit, targeting statements made by hosts and guests about election fraud…
Dominion sues Fox over election claims
Dominion Voting Systems filed a defamation lawsuit against Fox News, alleging the network spread false claims about the company's voting machines being used to commit election fraud.
20 broadcasts and tweets identified
Dominion detailed 20 specific Fox News broadcasts and tweets it claims were defamatory, providing exact dates and statements made by hosts and guests.
False fraud allegations aired repeatedly
Fox hosts and guests repeatedly claimed Dominion's machines switched votes or were programmed to commit fraud, allegations Dominion says were false and damaging to its reputation.
Social media amplified the claims
Beyond on-air broadcasts, Fox personalities posted defamatory statements about Dominion on Twitter and other platforms, extending the reach of the false allegations.
Dominion seeks damages for harm
The lawsuit seeks compensation for the damage to Dominion's business and reputation caused by what it characterizes as a coordinated campaign of false statements.
At a glance
Dominion identified 20 specific Fox News broadcasts and social media posts as the basis for its defamation lawsuit, targeting statements made by hosts and guests about election fraud.
