This is Michael Popok, legal AF, if Fox thought that settling with Dominion for $787 million

was going to put an end to their troubles, especially in Delaware, where they are regulated

as a Delaware corporation, they were wrong. All of the information that's been revealed in

the Dominion case has not only been used, of course, by Smartmatic in New York, relying on

discovery information, facts and information, texts and emails. They were developed in Delaware

and filed in that case. But now shareholders, stockholders of Fox Corporation, a Delaware

corporation have sued Rupert Murdoch, Lockland Murdoch, the independent directors and the company

in two different types of cases, both pending in Delaware Chanceree Court. The Fox News and Dominion

case that we talked about a lot, was in the superior court, which is across the street and deals

with money damages. Things that happen in the Chanceree Court are both money damage case,

but also allow the judge, always a judge, to make a decision as to whether the board of directors

and the officers and directors of Fox and Fox Corporation, meaning the Murdochs and the independent

board of directors, have breached their fiduciary duties, duties of care, duties of loyalty,

duties of oversight that are owed by these stewards of the company to the shareholder,

by the way they handled or mishandled and defamed Dominion, Smartmatic and others and perpetuated

the big lie every night in in 2020 on the Fox channels. That's the issue that's up for grabs.

So, and this is going for hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars on top of what's already been

paid to Dominion on top of the 2.7 billion that Smartmatic is seeking in a New York court house.

Let's unpack what's going on down in Delaware. The way these Delaware cases start

is that the plaintiffs lawyers and the shareholders, actual shareholders, their own stock

in Fox Corporation will file or actually will serve the Fox Corporation, the corporation,

with what's known in Delaware as a 220 demand. The 220 demand under the Delaware code

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