Good evening, everyone. We begin the readout tonight with breaking news, the newest filing

in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit from Dominion voting systems against Fox has just

been released. Now, we are still combing through it, but the more than 1,000-page filing already

provides additional evidence that points to Fox's intentional disregard for the truth,

as it continued to spread Donald Trump's baseless claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

And from the very top, we have Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdock admitting that Fox

host actually endorsed it. Asking, quote, was it wrong for Fox hosts to endorse these

lies? Rupert Murdock replied, quote, if they knew they were lies, yes, if they knew they

were lies. And the filing does show that some of those hosts knew they were lies. In one

of Tucker Carlson's private texts, an unknown individual asks them, do you think there's

real evidence of significant voter fraud? Carlson replies, I don't think there is evidence

of voter fraud that swung the election. There's info here and there showing fraud, but not

the amount required to swing the election to bite it. Of course, you've never heard

Tucker say that on air. You probably also haven't heard his true thoughts about Trump

lawyer Sidney Powell, who was leading the charge in the tinfoil hat brigade over the

Dominion voting machine conspiracy theories. In texts and emails, he revealed that he knew

that she was spouting lies. And then a newly revealed text, he said, quote, Sidney Powell

is lying, effing B word. Nice. Also in the filing was an email from Murdock to Fox News

chief executive Suzanne Scott on January 21, 2021, two weeks after the January 6 in

direction where he acknowledges Fox News' role in what happened. He writes, still getting

mud thrown at us. Is it unargivable that high profile, it is, is it unargable that high

profile Fox voices fed the story that the election was stolen in that January 6 was

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