$1.6 billion in lawsuit(opens in new tab) To corporate media giant Fox News, saturday night live opened with a parody of Fox & Friends To discuss the latest allegations that Fox deliberately lied about the 2020 election fraud. Performers Mikey Day, Heidi Gardner and Bowen Yang served as hosts as Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhart and Brian Kilmeade respectively.
The lawsuit, filed by Dominion Voting Systems, alleges that Fox News executives and on-air personalities knew the rigged 2020 presidential election claims were untrue, but the message was It continued to be advertised on the Fox News airline. Just recently, Fox Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch admitted that some of the hosts actually encouraged the falsehoods.(opens in new tab) About the 2020 presidential election being stolen.
“Now you may be wondering: If it’s such a big deal, why haven’t I heard about it at Fox,” Gardner says during the sketch.
“I think it’s because they’re suing us for $1.6 billion,” Yang replies.
throughout the sketch Fox & Friends The crew does their “best” to fend off allegations, even inviting the CEO of MyPillow and someone to uncover the truth about high profile election fraud.(opens in new tab) Mike Lindell appears live from CPAC. Special guest appearance as Lindell claims that the Dominion voting system puts Venezuelan Oompa-Loompas in the voting machines and “three times the votes for Democrats, outlaws, and that lady M&M who stopped shaving her pits” does not go according to plan.
