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evening. the shockwaves sent by the decision of the fox corporation to settle defamation lawsuit brought by dominion voting systems continue today. fox will pay dominion a record $787.5 million, while fox news was largely silent on the massive payout. senate majority leader chuck schumer was not rupert murdoch's legacy is forever sealed as the network that sought to undermine american democracy. one prime time segment. at a time and dominion isn't done either they have pending lawsuits against the right wing networks and newsmax as well as against allies of the former president rudy giuliani, mike lindell and sidney powell. in a moment, we're going to talk to former fox anchor gretchen carlson in her first interview since the settlement, but before we do, it is worth noting that fox is legal jeopardy is far from over the voting technology companies. smartmatic is suing the network for $2.7 billion for they say were over 100 false and misleading on your statement. it's about them. fox also faces

the very real possibility of lawsuits from shareholders, which will explain more about in a moment prefers former fox anchor gretchen carlson, who reached a $20 million settlement with fox's parent company after alleging sexual harassment and retaliation. thank you so much for being with us. thanks for having me on you surprised by the settlement. no i was surprised that it went on as long as it did went up to up to date of the trial. i'm not a lawyer. i did take the l sets, but i feel like i'm sort of a half lawyer after everything i've been through and the one thing you learn is that you should never put your ceo s or c suite executives under deposition, unless you're pretty sure that you have a solid case, so i was really surprised that they allowed all of that information and mis truths to be able to go public. why do you think they ultimately settled? because i think that they saw the writing on the wall. the judge had several rulings during hearings that were not in their favor, and it could have also been the makeup of the jury.

remember the jury was seated, and maybe they didn't like what they saw. um and also i think that they obviously did not want their top hosts to be coming and be media fodder for five or six weeks under oath. that idea of day after day, seeing a tucker carlson or sean hannity or whomever traipsing onto the witness stand exactly and you know, it would be an interesting place. i'm sure media coverage would have been massive. and i'm sure all media outlets would have liked to have seen that. but but you know, that would have been one of the first times that those particular hosts would have to be under oath and actually telling the truth. there will be disappointed that there wasn't an apology. from fox. at first i was and i think i tweeted out on monday night. i saw your truth. you said please , dominion. do not settle with fox. you're about to prove something very big. why did you hope that they weren't that dominion wasn't going to say somebody who's also had a very high profile lawsuit against the former ceo and chairman of fox news, roger ailes as somebody

who has been silenced as a result of that, with being able to tell all the facts of what actually happened to me. you know, i was vicariously living through dominion and hoping that they would be able to get to the truth of people were, you know a lot of observers who are not fans of fox were wanting that, um and yeah, dominion is a corporation. they have shareholders. they have a parent company from a financial sense. that certainly makes sense. it's totally different than my case. you know, i actually did get an apology. and that is something that i hold close to my heart every single day that i think about it because so many survivors were living through me . when i got that apology, it's a validation. um it's holding people accountable and it rarely happens. and so for me, that was the most important thing that happened. in my case. i think in this case i don't think it really would have mattered to the people that were trying to reach to change their hearts and minds who are loyal viewers of fox who believe what tucker carlson who believe in yourself

, even if they had to go on set and give a 22nd apology. in the era that we live in now a fake news and believing only what you want to believe. i would assume that the majority of those viewers wouldn't believe the apology anyway. do you think there will be any repercussions for? i mean, look, there's not gonna be a repercussion for sean hannity. tucker carlson. they have very big ratings. fox news is gonna be behind them. but for you know, the more low hanging fruit of lou dobbs and rita bartiromo jobs already met his fate. he was he was let go, viewer, so you're right. yes. well i'm not either anymore realized. yes i have. i have absolutely no idea. i mean, one might expect it. but then hmm. why did they allow it to go this far to begin with? does i mean i don't want to get you into the middle of something, but the maria bartiromo her behavior during all of this what she said on air her hosting of sidney powell. it is really i mean it

just journalistically. it's shameful. um did that surprise you? i mean, she i don't know her personally, i don't. i was on jeopardy with her once and my gosh, she did not do well, but has she? was she always like that? not that i recall, but i cannot comment on the people that i worked with. unfortunately because of my nondisclosure agreement, but as far as being surprised about it, you know, look, i think that some of the fox hosts are a microcosm of what we're seeing in the macrocosm of viewers, which is we watched news now in silos, and we only watch what we want to hear. and quite honestly , i believe that that can rub off on the host as well. um do you foresee any changes that this will making anybody for anybody? i don't think that this will change the way fox does news. and. therefore i don't think it will change the way

viewers view them. um i know that what i've done in my life in the last 6.5 years that my case against fox was incredibly meaningful and i've taken full advantage of that to make my life passion meaningful now in the work that i'm doing to make workplaces safer. um and so that's what i try to focus on now is the positive and waking up every day and knowing that i'm passing bipartisan legislation, not once but twice last year, um your organization is lift our voices. and you know, i had an arbitration clause in my employment contract , which, if my lawyers had not been able to strategically come up with the idea of suing roger ailes personally, my case would have never been public and i would have been forced into the secret chamber of arbitration where decades of cases like these have been going, it's a vicious cycle of silence, so the mere fact that i was able to make my case public was huge, because how did i know that i was going to be instrumental in igniting an international

movement have now taken that responsibility to make sure that millions of other americans never have to be silenced again. so last march, 3rd. i was proud to stand with the president and a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers when he signed the ending forced arbitration of sexual assault and sexual harassment act, meaning that you don't have to go to the secret chamber of arbitration anymore. and eight months later, we were instrumental in getting the speak out act signed, which means that you can no longer forced people to sign pre dispute indus for sexual misconduct when you saw some of those documents that through discovery dominion god in which what folks were saying on air and what they were saying privately and text messages to each other. did that. uh the difference between what was being said and what they were actually believing tucker carlson, saying he hated donald trump and clearly not saying that on air did that surprise, you know? look i think that even

rupert murdoch said that it was all about making sure that they were in the green and keeping things you know, making money for them? look i think it's a travesty. because i think it's actually a threat to american democracy to promote that kind of misinformation. let me be clear. there is a huge difference between espousing conservative viewpoints and having an intellectual conversation between conservatives and liberals, which i think is very important. there's a huge difference between that. and telling lies to the american public, and that's where we have now become in the evolution of fox news, at least with regard to the 2020 election in january, 6th do you think with his next election? do you think we're going to hear those same same lies told again. oh, gosh of depends on who the candidate is, i think but i have

i have no way of predicting that. um but i would love to be able to reach out to all of those fox news viewers and hope that somehow we could get them back into the reality of what's really going on, but i think we're so far gone in this fake news era that i'm not necessarily hopeful about that. gretchen carlson. it's great to have you on again. thank you for having me on appreciate it. as we mentioned, fox faces an even bigger financial hurdle ahead of $2.7 billion lawsuit from a different voting technology companies. smartmatic randi kaye has that story tonight. we know that $400 million of money came into smartmatic from china. fox news just days after the 2020 election, spreading false claims about smartmatic voting technology company used on election day. many of the networks hosts and guests, including trump's former lawyers, sidney powell and rudy giuliani, offering up outlandish allegations smartmatic. which is a company that was founded in 2005 in venezuela. for the

specific purpose of fixing elections. well, that's the company that was counting and calculating on election night and they did all their old tricks. they stopped it. they also switched votes around. we know that one of the smartmatic people has, um, went to tarrant county, texas, and turned that county blue and all of a sudden this one election, tarrant county is purportedly blue. we have evidence of how they flip the votes, how it was designed to flip the votes by february, 2021 after demanding fox retracted statements, smartmatic had had enough. the company filed a $2.7 billion lawsuit against the fox corporation host lou dobbs, maria bartiromo and janine piro were also named in the suit. along with giuliani and powell. powell has since been dismissed from the case. in the nearly 300 page complaint. smartmatic alleges fox news

knowingly made over 100 false and misleading statements about the company with the assistance of smartmatic software. a backdoor is capable of flipping votes in the lawsuit. smart, maddox says fox had an obvious problem with their story. they needed a villain. they needed someone to blame without any true villain. defendants invented one and made smartmatic the villain in their story. there is much to understand about smartmatic. smartmatic noted in the suit that fox's story was a lie. but it was a story that sold. the lawsuit alleges fox pushed the bogus claims so it wouldn't lose viewers to newer right wing media outlets like newsmax and one american news. fox denies any wrongdoing. in fact, after smartmatic filed his lawsuit, the network said, we are proud of our 2020 election coverage and will vigorously defend this meritless lawsuit in court. yet just one day after smartmatic filed its lawsuit, this

president is looking at the prospect of having this election. stolen from the network suddenly dropped fox host lou dobbs without publicly making any connection between his firing and smart maddox lawsuit, but the damage in smartmatic size was already done despite the fact no evidence has emerged that smartmatic flipped or rigged votes. we have so much evidence. i feel like it's coming in through a fire hose. how will you prove this sydney? well i've got lots of ways to prove it, maria, but i'm not going to tell on national tv. what are we have? randi kaye, cnn. more now on fox's legal problems. i'm joined by jeffrey sonnenfeld, senior associate dean for leadership studies at yale university school of management. appreciate you joining us. you wrote a piece for time magazine. you say this settlement is just the beginning of fox and rupert murdoch's nightmare. why it's the continual first of all. of course, they are now forever

hyphenated with the highest malice case, uh, award in history and world history. how much it was, it was huge. it would be indefensible to support this level of damages. if this had gone through the court system, the appeals court would have knocked it down. this is 10 times the value of the company eight times what their revenues were. from a financial standpoint, dominion was smart to settle because you think the appeals court would have actually knocked it down, if by chance of jury would have awarded this and we don't know they would have. it never would have survived appeal, and they get it now. so for fox if they knew that for them the value of not having the information come out at trial, not having their anchors having to testify under oath that was worth the price. it's worth the price that they just basically didn't want. rupert murdoch, the patriarch who basically has created his own fox and steen monster here, showing that he's out of control this 92 year old, somewhat confused, self incriminating, rambling testimony that he's already put in the court records

is very damaging. they didn't want rupert murdoch back on the stand. he was the first witness and the anchors but also these boards. members who have basically acknowledged negligence. so you're you're the first person on this program. uh, who informed me about the looming threat from the shareholders. now what explained that we were ahead of the world thanks to you asking the question. we're here about a month ago. and you're exactly right is there's a duty of care a duty of loyalty for directors to perform their duties diligently and we have seen they have fallen down on it. very sophisticated board members, not just lachlan as ceo, rupert son and rupert murdoch himself, but paul ryan, former speaker of the house of you have people, such as the former ceo of ford motor company of major law firm ceo. oh is in their guy named bill burke of quinn emanuel, the managing partner. they can't plead ignorance, and they have admitted that they should have done more via did in their general counsel. their ceo is admitted. well, we knew this stuff was false. and as a matter

of fact, the judge has said, as legal fact that that what fox claimed on air about election fraud was false, he said. it's crystal clear. it's false. and fox can't appeal that because this is a no contest settlement , so they've accepted what the judge said. so that's very. and all those documents now help.

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you make of the court moving the deadline by two more days? because when we spoke last week, he told me the court is running unusually behind schedule this term and that as far as you can tell the justice are not getting along particularly well, which is fascinating. well i think if they had been of one mind about how to handle this, in all likelihood, we would have gotten some sort of an order from the court today, but of course they've they've been hearing cases all week or oral arguments all week, and they have a conference a regular conference scheduled for tomorrow. so i would assume they'll try to hammer it out, and it will get some sort of word either late tomorrow or sometime on friday. um you know, there are still the same options. um and the most likely one i think is that they'll let the fifth circuit go ahead and formally have expedited oral argument and issue a decision. because

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peyton washington, practicing her high flying acrobatics cheer routines three times a week. washington and three teammates of the woodlands elite cheer company carpool from austin to the houston area for team practices. that's what brought them to this grocery store parking lot in elgin, texas, just after midnight tuesday morning. one of the girls in the car, heather roth, emotionally recounted during a vigil at the cheer teams practice facility later tuesday how she opened the door to a car she thought was hers when she was shocked to see a man in the passenger seat. she got back in the car with her friends when the unthinkable happened. doing backing up. i see the guy get out of the passenger. door and i rolled my window down. um and i was trying to apologize. and then here i just halfway my window is down, just threw his hands up and then yeah. pulled out again. as soon as they saw the gun, they said,

go and they drove and they went about two miles down the road, and that's when they realized that peyton was seriously hurt. here is the woodlands elite cheer company manager, she says. heather roth suffered a minor leg injury, but peyton washington was shot at least twice in the back and the leg. elgin texas, investigators say surveillance video at the grocery store help them identify the shooter as 25 year old pedro te'o rodriguez jr. peyton washington was rushed by helicopter to a hospital. her team manager says washington spleen was removed and she suffered damage to other internal organs, but she's breathing on her own again and face timing with family and friends, even lamenting that she will miss a major cheer competition this weekend. the realization of the fact that she's not going to be competing this weekend. it was starting to set in. i think so. she was extremely you know, up and down with her emotions. washington i wasn't elite generals. come tumbling down with us our world's best this saturday see their washington was born

without one of her lungs. but despite that, her coaches say she's reached the top of her sport. she's committed to be a member of baylor university's acrobatics and tumbling team next year. but for now, four teenagers will have to live with over this. they're they're gonna have fears that they never thought about in their life that now they're going to think about all the time which is unfortunate. and ed lavandera joins us now. what do we know tonight about the shooter? while the suspect has been held in jail, he's held on a $500,000 bond. he's been charged with one count of deadly conduct. a search warrant affidavit affidavit also revealed that he was arrested several hours after the shooting found at his apartment asleep and also other court documents revealed today. anderson that he was previously known to law enforcement there in the elgin area, but that's all the documents would say. we tried to asking belgian officials exactly what that

meant or what the details of all of that are. but they refused to answer those questions today. anderson appreciate it more perspective now from criminal defense attorney mark o'mara has successfully defended then neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman and his second degree murder trial. for the deadly shooting of trayvon martin, the unarmed 17 year old was walking home from the convenience store in 2012 when he was killed. mark. do you believe any of these recent shootings in new york in texas and missouri are within the boundaries of reasonable self defense? well and that's just the thing. the only china you're about to use deadly force, and that's what was used in all three of these cases is if you are in reasonable fear of imminent great bodily injury, layman's terms it has to be something that could kill you, and it has to be right away right now. and when you look at any of these three cases, it's

really concerning that any of the shooters could suggest that they were in reasonable fear of any injury, not to mention great bodily injury, which is the only standard by which you can use them before us. we hear a lot about stand your ground laws or the castle doctrine. those laws obviously vary by state. but can you just explain generally what they are and when they would apply and when they wouldn't sure we all have a right to defend ourselves against a threat. and if it's a wiffle ball bat, you can't use a gun. if it's a gun. you can use a gun. if it's a knife close to you, you can use in life that's traditional self defense and what they say it's castle. doctor means when you're at the front door of your house, you don't need to retreat back in. used to be you had to retreat. but then the castle doctrine said, it's your castle. it's your home. you can defend yourself at the doorstep. then stand your ground took that same protection of castle doctrine out to the street that says if you're on the street, not in

your home if you're on the street, and you have a right to be there, you don't have to retreat. you don't have to make one move before defending yourself in the thought is the reason for standard round trip and passed in many states. is you might put yourself a greater risk by moving or by retreating so you don't have to. if you're allowed to be there that then is sort of been the progression of this self defense protection. we all have. but it's just gotten as though people think it's just means shoot and figure it out. later the prosecuting attorney, the missouri shooting of mr charles said that there was a quote racial component in the case. how to prosecutors. defense attorneys try to prove or disprove what was in the shooter's mind. very difficult, but let's face. the harsh reality is that now we are finally starting to talk about their implicit biases that exist in all of us, and when they exist in a educational occurrence, or whether you're going to get a mortgage alone,

it doesn't cause death. but in the criminal justice system, we see it and it can cause death. so somebody asked me if there was a racial component. i quickly said yes, there is because there always is. does that mean the shooter is a racist? no unfortunately, even today, when you look at the marvin implicit bias study which all of your viewers should take. we know that people are biased against particularly young black males. it's just a harsh societal reality. so yes, i think it's something that is out there. prosecutors and defense attorneys have a very difficult time presenting it because it's still a taboo argument. but finally we started to talk about it. and in the missouri case, there was no i mean, other than this elderly man seeing this 16 year old at his front door behind, you know, on the other side of the door. there was no exchange. the teenager didn't even say anything to him before he was shot, reportedly. and

that's just the thing. where do you get the reasonable fear of imminent great bodily injury from when he touches your door? you know, that's a fear that came from inside much more so than outside didn't come from the facts of the case. there was no weapon. there's no aggressive action. there was no cursing or yelling that came from inside that shooter's mind. and that's not the place where it's supposed to be. he's got to be able to prove to a jury that his thought process was reasonable under the existing circumstances and quite honestly, without prejudging any of these cases we try not to. that's gonna be a hard road to hoe for his defense chain, because any other action but shooting would have been much more appropriate. mark america. i appreciate it. thank you. meanwhile a positive update tonight on on 16 year old ralphie roku was shot in the head and arm after ringing the doorbell. in a new photo posted by the family spokesperson. you're also seen sitting up on a bench alongside his attorney, lee merritt, family spokesperson called him a walking miracle

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eastern ukraine. this is cnn. in ukraine today moscow that moscow battered the eastern part of the country with a fresh round of strikes, according to ukraine's military. russia launched 60 airstrikes around the besieged city of mahmoud and bombarded the southern city of odessa. officials say that russian troop losses inbox mood or several times higher than ukraine's. during the strike. cnn's nick paton walsh and his producer which just feet away from being hit by missile, we're told he and his team thankfully safe. he joins me now, nick, take us through what happened? today. we were not far from where i'm standing here in separate asia near where many anticipate a significant ukrainian counter offensive close to those already long established front lines where we saw the missile land very close to our vehicles. here's what happened today. close to ukraine's imminent counter offensive in the

southeast, where russia has long been brutalizing. pain is commonplace and the damage often everywhere and indiscriminate. the quiet is a blessing that rarely lasts. were warned of a missile strike incoming and leave. we can feel the pressure wave blast just behind armored car right behind us. can you hear me? john our producer is in our second vehicle just past the smoke with driver igor muggeridge. and isn't answering that. can you hear me? the missile landed right between our cars. can you hear me? not can you hear me? 10 seconds. we have no idea if they are relying just said something. can you hear me? yes, i can hear you. that's them. are you guys okay? we're

fine. just leave. drive out the way we left. we leave together. for so many. that choice of leaving is something imaginary. that happens above ground. the only power and water in town down here. life underground here has been hard for quite some time. but it will get harder when the counter offensive begins pushing certainly in this direction. if there is space for laughter. it's from this screechy slapstick soviet era comedy about a drunken goofball , briefly bending the thick set grimaces here. to very true. for them. right european. guardian

angels seem here to flit by in a town where 50 died in the war and 200 were injured. safety is just a word here. and rubble is a place. nick it's i'm so glad you and your team are okay. um how. how are you doing? i mean, that's that's really unsettling. i mean, brief taste for us, frankly, what people in that town of or a capable, enduring for months with strategic air strikes that you saw the start of the piece? that kind of craters? they've been leaving our producer natalie good. john actually could see as we drove the missile land between our two vehicles there, in fact, miraculously placed distant enough from both the both sides were okay and you can hear in the report there that gap when i

couldn't tell if the other vehicle was okay is frankly my fault for spending too long on the walkie talkie, making it impossible for them to respond, but we were very keen to find out if they were okay. so miraculous for us, but for so many in our heave a different story, anderson and talk about what is going on in that town and how it factors into a potential ukrainian offensive later this year. yeah i mean, it's located between theresia here key city further north and the coast to the south of where i'm standing. that's basically the land corridor between other parts of occupied ukraine and the russian mainland and the crimean peninsula, and many believe that land corridor is going to be the focus of ukraine's counter offensive imminent, possibly hours days away. we saw a slight taste in the areas around there that things may be beginning to move exceptionally hard to tell what's to be in the back and forth. of the past months continuing and what may be something new, certainly on the edges of or a heave. locals had

heard small arms fire had heard explosions over the past 24 hours that maybe the continuation of previous tensions. it may also be something new. as part of this counter offensive. there are some signs broadly in this area of ukrainian build up, tells us say, what's real, but or o'keefe has been in the crosshairs of the russians. for some time, it seems they've been bombarding it quite hard to try and slow. any ukrainian push towards them that maybe continuing today as well, and the persistent bombardment leaves so few left in that town and the few that are left shelving underground, startling to see the destruction. anderson walsh appreciate it. thanks so much and our best to your team up next. harry antin joins us with some surprising news from netflix. asking the right question can greatly impact your future. are you qualified to do this? especially when it comes to your finances? are you a certified financial planner, cfp professional professionals are committed to acting in your best

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