Dominion Wants Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Other Fox News Hosts to Testify at Trial
"Dominion's needlessly expansive live witness list is yet another attempt to generate headlines and distract from the many shortcomings of its case. Ultimately, this case is about the First Amendment protections of the media's absolute right to cover the news," a Fox spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
Dominion alleges its business suffered in the months following the election when the claims were made on Fox's networks. The lawsuit has been heating up recently as reams of evidence from both sides has been published, consisting of pages of full excerpts of testimony from depositions, text messages and emails.
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