Fox 'Presidential Election Manipulation' Fake News 1 Trillion Won Compensation 'Personal Attack' Far-Right Trumpism
The New York Times called a “personal attack” on Trumpism, a far-right mechanism that paid 1 trillion won ($790 million) to the counting machine company for defamation by broadcasting fake news about “rigging the presidential election counting machine” on Fox News in dissatisfaction with the US election. ' as an attribute of fake news.
"In Tucker's program, truth is optional, insults are mandatory, racism is almost blatant, and the narrative is coherent," he said of anchor Tucker Carlson, who was fired from Fox. It confused the attack on the militia and included personal attacks,” the NYT said on the 27th.
The NYT continued, "Tucker's influence goes beyond content and style, providing a platform for the most notorious and most fringe voices of the Trump right, and if Trump can create a constellation of right-wing stars, Carlson can too." Helped shape the Republican Party (GOP) with its race-obsessed, conspiracy-ridden image, helped perpetuate a brutal and punitive Republican culture of communication, and built an infrastructure of new right-wing voices that emulated his essence and style. It helped,” he said.
The Wall Street Journal said of Fox's firing of Carlson, "It was not only because of the crime of causing losses to the company by spreading fake news, but also because of the fact that Carlson betrayed the company by blaming it when he appeared as a court witness in a defamation lawsuit. decisive,” he said.
When supporters of former President Trump attacked the Capitol on January 6, 2021 on Fox's'Carlson Show', Carlson called them'victims' and'martyrs'.
As for compensation for damages, Dominion, a ballot counting machine company, sued for defamation for the report on the “manipulation of the counting count,” and prior to the trial, the owner of Fox Broadcasting decided to pay a large amount of compensation.
NYT columnist David French said, “I experienced Tucker's tactics firsthand. He took aim at me because I supported the Biden administration's decision to strike a retaliatory air strike against an Iranian-backed militia that injured Americans by attacking and killing a Filipino contractor on a 2021 broadcast. contrasted my opposition to the Trump-ordered attack on the former regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.”
The NYT said, “Carlson makes the Republican Party more brutal, dishonest, and at times more populist than Trump himself, and lies in the idea that Trump’s brutal deviations from the Republican character can be tolerated in the greater good of defeating the Democratic candidate, Clinton.” "There were opportunities amidst Trump's brutality, and there were millions of people who would be thrilled by Carlson's crude and personal attacks," the far-right Fox News program revealed on the inside of its popularity.
Regarding Trump's victory in the 2016 presidential election, which created a far-right fake news battle, "Many conservatives didn't know what the Trump era would bring, they knew who Trump was, but they didn't know what Trumpism (Trumpism) was," he said. Trumpism is not about an idea, but a vague combination of Trump's ethics, attitudes and grievances, which Carlson emulated, adopted and broadcast to millions of viewers." The NYT said.
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