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[Elroy Jetson]

Fox News and the Fox Business Network turned at least a dozen times to a pro-Trump attorney named Sidney Powell who, when pressed for evidence, forwarded a memo entitled "Election Fraud Info" to Fox anchor Maria Bartiromo who hosted Powell on her Fox News show the day after receiving it.

Let's review this evidence Fox News used as the sole source for their "rigged election" claim.

The author of the email Powell shared with Maria Bartiromo and Lou Dobbs, shared exactly how she had come to know Dominion had rigged the election and how.

She wrote, "Who am I? And how do I know all of this?... I've had the strangest dreams since I was a little girl, I was internally decapitated, and yet, I live. The wind tells me I'm a ghost, but I don't believe it." and, "I gain these insights from experiencing something "like time-travel in a semi-conscious state."

Almost as a cherry on the top, the woman's email also claimed that the late Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, (already dead for three years), and Fox Corporation founder Rupert Murdoch "secretly huddle most days to determine how best to portray Mr. Trump as badly as possible.".

The existence of the memo, its enigmatic author, and her basis for Fox's broadcasts only became public during the defamation suit Dominion Voting Systems just settled for $7.875 million.

Fox News stars Sean Hannity, Laura Ingrahm and Fox executives privately reviled their newsroom colleagues who told viewers that such claims were baseless, because this type of fact-checking alienated viewers. Yet in his court deposition Sean Hannity said "That whole narrative that Sidney was pushing, I did not believe it for one second."

But off the air, Fox News broadcasters mocked the election fraud claims they peddled to their stupid viewers.


On another topic, Tucker Carlson gave "Mr Pillow" Mike Lindell plenty of time to make wild claims about Twitter, the media, and Dominion. On Carlson's show, Lindell dared Dominion to sue him, saying he had the evidence of voting fraud but "they don't want to talk about that."