Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up.

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

But first.

On this Tuesday, the billion dollar lawsuit that Abinion Voting Machine Company has filed

against Fox News is far more complicated than the corporate media's reported.

Last week, Dominion put out its allegations in a damning form, but always remember accusations

must be cross-examined to have an validity.

The press pretty much ignores that.

The case hinges on fallacious opinions that said the presidential election of 2020 was fraudulent.

Are those opinions defamatory?

That's a high standard for the media, which embraced the phony Russian collusion situation.

And then ran wild with the theory that President Trump directly caused the crimes on January

6, 2021.

In both cases, most of the corporate media wrote in broadcast opinions that lacked evidence,

and finally were proved to be wrong.

Donald Trump was badly damaged by the misreporting, but he would lose if he sued because he could

not prove actual malice, a legal standard.

The Fox News defense is similar.

It puts forth that it broadcasts false opinions because that's what its audience wanted to

hear.

It's not about malice, FNC lawyers say.

It's about free expression, even if it's not based on facts.

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