About the editor: A reasonable solution to Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News would be to require Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson, Maria Bartiromo, Lou Dobbs and Jeanine Pirro to go on the record while telling the American people to to apologize for knowingly lying to Fox News. them about the 2020 election fraud.
They should include that they knew that Joe Biden had won the race all along, but that they were only interested in ratings and money and not telling the truth. Fox News should be required to replay the recordings regularly and at different times of the day for at least two months.
Doug Emerson, Camarillo
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About the editor: We learned that Fox Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch and his dishonest Fox News henchmen were aware that they were taking advantage of their audience by insisting that voter fraud had taken place.
In another article in The Times, we learned that two men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to bomb Democratic sites in Sacramento because they were unhappy with the 2020 election results.
You have to wonder if these men were successful in their conspiracy, would the Fox News anchors have thought they were “mission accomplished”?
Tom Brayton, Long Beach
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About the editor: At the newspaper I once worked for, the publisher made his point: “My first job is to bring news. My second task is the well-being of my employees. My third duty is to make a profit.”
Murdoch has clearly improved on those commendable values: money comes first and honest reporting of the news comes last.
No wonder many Brits call him the “Dirt Digger”.
Spencer Grant, Laguna Niguel
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About the editor: How appalling that the sole responsibility for Fox News’ knowingly and deliberately spreading lies about the 2020 election is a defamation lawsuit brought by a voting machine company.
In the meantime, there seems to be no accountability for how this massive fraud has directly harmed our democracy, which will continue for the foreseeable future and will no doubt be repeated.
Fox News and all other so-called news channels must pay the price.
Dain Olsen, Los Angeles
Source: LA Times