It's Costing Murdock a lot more money to get rid of Tucker Carlson than the Dominion lawsuit.

It's spelled Murdoch by the way. And seeing how each of Carlson's lies is costing him almost a billion dollars each by themselves, you don't have to be a financial genius to work that one out.

You just keep lapping up what the lying lamestream media tells you thesis. It's worked so well for you so far...

This is literally all happening because your theories couldn't stand up to legal scrutiny for ten minutes. And $780 million is the result.

Apologies for my delayed reply, thesis. I've been on vacation and I do not login to imgflip when I'm on vacation.

To the point, what you mentioned is one example, and as recent events have shown, it may not stand, or at the least may have some serious legal issues for Dominion. But let's say it does stand. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

So are you willing to hang your hat on that one example, when there are so many examples of the media lying to you?

Serious question; how can you trust a media that lied to you about (just picking low hanging fruit here...) the Russian dossier, shadow banning / collusion with the govt to suppress speech at Twitter, and the Hunter laptop being Russian disinformation?

Those are three incredibly serious lies that absolutely influenced the outcome of the last election. If I knew that the media had lied to me about even one thing at that level of importance, I would never trust them again, and would instead check out everything they tell me, because they have zero credibility after having lied.

Why are you so willing to trust them?

Nope.

And I don't care how Murdock spells his name.

Carlson's lies...🤣

How's cnn doing after having to close the Atlanta headquarters?

The Washington post doing okay?

The New York times?

Yeah, they're bleeding out just like fox will now.

How about Tucker getting better viewership than MSNBC and CNN sometimes combined.

Looks like even "if" he was "lying" more people believe those "lies" than your "truth" which should get you worried that your side is actually nothing more than a small minority of the greater whole because if true, buddy you're screwed.

Blackrock does not own Dominion at all. They own a small percentage of an energy company called Dominion Resources but they don't have anything to do with voting machines.

But if you're still stuck on the spelling of the people's names involved, maybe distinguishing between two completely different companies is too advanced for you.