Fox News becomes even less recognizable as "News"

[Homelander]

 

[Homelander]

Good. 

 

 

[The Frankish Reich]

16 minutes ago, Homelander said:

Good. 

 

 

We need a rule against politicians suing media companies like this, or like the Trump vs. CBS for allegedly deceptive editing of the Kamala interview. We've opened a whole new stupid can of worms.

 

This is not the same as the Dominion lawsuit, in which a private company was defamed.

[Homelander]

5 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

We need a rule against politicians suing media companies like this, or like the Trump vs. CBS for allegedly deceptive editing of the Kamala interview. We've opened a whole new stupid can of worms.

 

This is not the same as the Dominion lawsuit, in which a private company was defamed.

 

I’m good with it. Accountability shouldn’t be partisan - both sides of the media need to be held to the fire.

 

[CoudyBills]

8 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

We need a rule against politicians suing media companies like this, or like the Trump vs. CBS for allegedly deceptive editing of the Kamala interview. We've opened a whole new stupid can of worms.

 

This is not the same as the Dominion lawsuit, in which a private company was defamed.

The "news" should just do better.  They need to employ actual journalists.  Nice try hiding behind alleged there,  the tape was made public.

[Orlando Buffalo]

11 hours ago, The Frankish Reich said:

We need a rule against politicians suing media companies like this, or like the Trump vs. CBS for allegedly deceptive editing of the Kamala interview. We've opened a whole new stupid can of worms.

 

This is not the same as the Dominion lawsuit, in which a private company was defamed.

I am asking this seriously, are you arguing lying intentionally on your "show" should be allowed? That is the basis of the lawsuit and should never be allowed by a "news" station.