Dominion CEO: The Lies That [Fox] Said Placed Lives In Danger!

If Dominion wins its lawsuit could Fox change it ways?

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Fox is propaganda for racists. It is a noise machine that churns out misinformation about Democrats, progressives, the rival cable networks, a person they disagree with, immigrants, people of color and countries they want push for war.

The CEO of the Dominion Voting Systems sits with CNN's Anderson Cooper for 60 Minutes. He tells the agitator that the rival network Fox has done so much damage to his company, they have no choice but to hold the network and the company's honcho Rupert Murdoch accountable for the years of promoting misinformation and extremism.

Many of the hosts and guests on the network were promoting lies about Dominion switching votes from Washed Up 45 to Joe Biden. They claimed that workers were deliberately trying to tamper with machines to make Republican votes flip. They claimed that the company was once owned by the late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez.

Lies that were promoted by Washed Up 45 and Fox. 

Lies that led to the deadly insurrection on the U.S. Capitol. A crime that the far-right and Republicans rather you not talk about. After all, crime in Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles and the U.S.-Mexican border are more important to them. 

If Fox loses the lawsuit, will Softball Hannity take a paycut?

John Poulos, the CEO of the embattled company spoke for the first time since the lawsuit went public.

"People have been put into danger. Their families have been put into danger. Their lives have been upended and all because of lies," Poulos said. "It was a very clear calculation that they knew they were lies. And they were repeating them and endorsing them."

"It's important to you people admit what they said was wrong?" Cooper asked.

"It's important to me. It's important to all the people whose families have been impacted by this. Anderson, my kids still are not allowed to get any package from the front door until we verify that it's actually from a trusted sender," Poulos said.