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Cry-Baby-trump attorney and Rudi Giuliani protege, Sydney Powell’s evidence for her voter fraud claims was based on an email from someone who claimed to be “internally decapitated” and said, “the wind tells me I’m a ghost, but I don’t believe it”—a message that Fox host Maria Bartiromo acknowledged under oath was “nonsense” and “kooky,” but she still put Powell and her claims on her program anyway.
Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch called Giuliani’s allegations “really crazy stuff” and “damaging,” said he should be taken “with a large grain of salt” and called the fact he was advising Cry-Baby-trump “really bad.” He then sat back and watched Giuliani being presented as an expert and voice-of-reason on the network he owns time and time and TIME again.
Fox Corporation Executive Raj Shah called the voter fraud claims “mind blowingly nuts” and said in a text message to TuKKKer Carlson’s producer Alex Pfeiffer, “So many people openly denying the obvious that Powell is clearly full of it,” to which Pfeiffer responded that Powell is a “f–king nutcase.”
Fox host Dana Perino described the Dominion fraud allegations in texts and emails as “total bs,” “insane” and “nonsense,” writing, “Where the hell did they even get this Venezuela tie to Dominion? I mean wtf.”
But "the base" heard what they wanted to hear and stayed for more. Now, instead of feeling manipulated and used, they feel vindicated and soothe themselves by pretending they "owned the libs."
Cry-Baby-trump attorney and Rudi Giuliani protege, Sydney Powell’s evidence for her voter fraud claims was based on an email from someone who claimed to be “internally decapitated” and said, “the wind tells me I’m a ghost, but I don’t believe it”—a message that Fox host Maria Bartiromo acknowledged under oath was “nonsense” and “kooky,” but she still put Powell and her claims on her program anyway.
Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch called Giuliani’s allegations “really crazy stuff” and “damaging,” said he should be taken “with a large grain of salt” and called the fact he was advising Cry-Baby-trump “really bad.” He then sat back and watched Giuliani being presented as an expert and voice-of-reason on the network he owns time and time and TIME again.
Fox Corporation Executive Raj Shah called the voter fraud claims “mind blowingly nuts” and said in a text message to TuKKKer Carlson’s producer Alex Pfeiffer, “So many people openly denying the obvious that Powell is clearly full of it,” to which Pfeiffer responded that Powell is a “f–king nutcase.”
Fox host Dana Perino described the Dominion fraud allegations in texts and emails as “total bs,” “insane” and “nonsense,” writing, “Where the hell did they even get this Venezuela tie to Dominion? I mean wtf.”
But "the base" heard what they wanted to hear and stayed for more. Now, instead of feeling manipulated and used, they feel vindicated and soothe themselves by pretending they "owned the libs."
