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We believe that all men are created people.

To the magnificent, mosaic that is American.

From radio beacon to radio beacon.

I have a dream.

The change has come to America.

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segment of your imagination. Randy Road Show. Turn up your mind. Some of the biggest stars and top

executives at Fox News were privately making fun of former president Trump's claims about election fraud.

Even as the network was allowing those laws to be promoted on air, that is according to damning messages in a new court filing that was out yesterday.

The messages are included in Dominion's $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox News.

They show that Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Larry Ingram,

brutally mocked the 2020 election lies that Trump and his allies were pushing at the time. In one

exchange, Carlson texted Ingram saying that Sidney Powell, that attorney who was in and out

of the Trump White House, was, quote, lying and that he had, quote, caught her doing so. Ingram

responded, Sydney is a complete nut.

No one will work with her. Ditto with Rudy. He continued, quote, our viewers are good people and

they believe it. Joining us now with his reporting on this lawsuit is CNN senior media reporter

Oliver Darcy. It's remarkable to see these text messages, but also to have seen what was being

said publicly. You know, I was covering the White House at that time to see how White House officials were watching to see what Fox was saying about the election.

I think these messages really just expose Fox News as a propaganda network.

That's what they do at the core.

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