A defamation suit against Fox Corp., Fox News Network and the former Fox Business host can proceed to trial.
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The lawsuit filed last year alleged that businessman Majed Khalil was defamed by Dobbs on “Lou Dobbs Tonight” and in tweets.It said the former Fox personality joined with attorney Sidney Powell on a December 2020 show to claim that Khalil and three others designed and developed programs and machines to corrupt the presidential election.
The judge said Khalil may be able to argue to a jury that actual malice occurred because the defendants “repeatedly maintained their claims about Khalil long after Powell’s election fraud theories were challenged.” He rejected arguments by lawyers for Fox that it cannot be held liable for statements made by Dobbs and Powell.
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