You know, at the end of the day, this trial is going to come down to 20 statements.

The president's lawyers alleging a company called Dominion, which they say started in

Venezuela with Cuban money and with the assistance of smart, maddox software.

A backdoor is capable of flipping votes.

This was a stolen election.

I know the phone he elites don't want to hear.

All the machines are infected with the software code that allows Dominion to

share votes for one candidate and give them to another.

These are 20 statements that were said on air, on Fox. Fox News and Fox Business.

Statements that were about Dominion's voting machines.

And these are statements that we know are not true.

This is my colleague, Alahe Azadi.

You probably know her best as one of the hosts of this show, Post Reports.

But when Alahe isn't hosting, she's actually a media reporter.

And that means for months now, she's been immersed in this trial that's just getting started

in Wilmington, Delaware.

Dominion voting systems, they sued Fox News two years ago for $1.6 billion.

And they claim that Fox hosts and executives that they knowingly aired false information

about Dominion after the 2020 presidential election as Donald Trump was losing that race.

So even though inside the courtroom, I'm expecting to hear a lot of very specific legal arguments

about what is actual malice and what does Supreme Court President say about defamation.

This case has also turned into being about much more than that.

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