In the text of the suit I linked there are sources for the allegations against FNN.
Some of this stuff is leaked information and isn't exactly publicly available so take it with that disclaimer. These are supposedly the slides used during the March 21, 2023 hearing that lead to the judge ruling that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the defamation suit against FNN.
Slides Used by Dominion at Hearing [Redacted]
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Dominion Slides about Actual Malice
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There's a lot of emails, texts and testimony quotes to sift through but some notable examples of FNN continuing to push narratives that they themselves have known to be false:
Leonard Balducci - Fox Information Specialist - "Fact - Claims about Dominion switching or deleting votes are 100% false. Dominion systems continue to reliably and accurately count ballots, and state and local election authorities, as well as fact checkers, have publicly confirmed the integrity of the process.
Leonard Balducci - Fox Information Specialist - "Dominion has no company ownership relationships with any member of the Pelosi family, the Feinstein family, or the Clinton Global initiative. Dominion works with all political parties; our customer base and our government outreach practices reflect this nonpartisan approach."
Video of them broadcasting the narrative that votes are being flipped:
Second video of them broadcasting that votes are being flipped
Leonard Balducci - Fox Information Specialist - In an email between himself, Kevin Ward (Production manager) and Megan ILievski associate producer of Newsmax dated Nov 13 2020: "THE FACTS: There is no evidence of widespread fraud in the 2020 election"
Here's Hannity presenting a segment on wide spread voter fraud after FNN's own fact checking dept debunked it.
David Clark - Senior VP for Weekend News and Programming during investigation: Interviewer: "To the best of your knowledge, on November 6, 2020 you did not believe that the election was being stolen, did you?" Clark: "I did not".
I could go on but I'm out of time.
The devil is in the details and one could absolutely make the argument that in none of these videos have they made specific claims stated as fact and they'd be right. What propagandists do is use very carefully curated language to imply and insinuate that what they're discussing is true. Your average viewer is unable to discern a statement of fact and a hyperbolic implication phrased as a question. We know this to be true, there are myriad interviews with people who whole heartedly believe the allegations FNN made against Dominion. That's how propaganda works.
That's the crux of the lawsuit, not that Fox flat out lied on-air but that they continued to push a false narrative with malicious intent even after their own fact checking dept debunked it.
Do with this what you will, I don't really care what people choose to believe so long as those beliefs aren't used against others.