Fox news putting some doubt on claims that guests are making

[stevil]

I've noticed as of late that on Fox News they are now putting some doubt or challenges to proTrump claims made on their shows.
I presume it is to avoid getting sued like they did for Dominion Voting Systems.

In particular you now have Steve Doocy completely changing his persona from times before and now being the "devil's advocate".
I guess of the three hosts, he was choose to take this role and that it wasn't him personally waking up to the proTrump nonsense.

This seems a good outcome to the DVS suing of FoxNews.
But I am amazed about how people are either praising Duucy or annoyed by him (depending on what side of the fence you sit). Because it is obvious to me this isn't Steve Duucy's doing. It is a new network policy. He is just playing the part he is told to play. Much like the good guys and bad guys in professional wrestling. They are playing a character, they are not being themselves.

 

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Fox likes to push "narratives", so, it behooves them to not simply push completely invented "narratives" that end up being false and cause them to lose a liable lawsuit.

 

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Fox likes to push "narratives", so, it behooves them to not simply push completely invented "narratives" that end up being false and cause them to lose a liable lawsuit.

"Russian Collusion" lol

 

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"Russian Collusion" lol

That doesn't really address anything I've said.

 

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That doesn't really address anything I've said.

Sorry. I didn't to read too much so I thought I would throw in some easy whataboutism. Point out a little hypocrisy. That is all I have right now really.

 

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Sorry. I didn't to read too much so I thought I would throw in some easy whataboutism. Point out a little hypocrisy. That is all I have right now really.

Ok hack away if you want. Whataboutism wouldn't actually change a flat statement on what Fox news is doing though and hypocrisy only exists if I personally own the Russian collusion thing.