permafrost wrote:
Darn,,, I think you are correct.. the court case had D******n as the accuser and Fox the defendant.. so , Yes. D******n had the burden of proof.. The Russian interference is a very different case or for us, topic of a thread.
Anyway the court case was so solid, FOX felt it was better to settle and not face the court case..
Must mean I need more coffee..
But I don't see this as being such a great case. My whole point it that the reporters/interviewers/outlet don't have to believe to report something that is news worthy. When news worthy people are making accusations like these, isn't it their duty to interview them, believe them or not. Politicians are born liars. If we have to believe their lies before we can interview them, they will never be interviewed. Certainly a news outlet is not culpable for the lies of the ones making accusations, especially when it actually isn't known that the accusations are not true. Give me YOUR proof that D******n didn't do what they were accused of.