At least one former Fox News host is hoping that Dominion Voting Systems does not settle its $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against the network.
Writing on Twitter Sunday night, former "Fox & Friends" cohost Gretchen Carlson reacted with alarm to reports that her one-time employer was making a last-minute push to settle the lawsuit.
"PLEASE Dominion --- Do not settle with Fox!" she wrote. "You're about to prove something very big."
While Carlson didn't explain directly what the "something very big" was, she did drop hints about it in a follow-up tweet elaborating her feelings on the case.
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"Here's my take on Fox-Dominion case-(as I'm sending telepathic messages to Dominion to not settle!) I can talk about the current case-but I can't then answer next logical question (b/c of my NDA) -- 'Did Fox ever ask you to make up sh*t when you were there?'" she explained. "Therein lies the problem."
In other words, it appears Carlson is hinting that Dominion's case has the potential to show that Fox News may have deliberately instructed its hosts to mislead viewers over the years.
Carlson was a fixture on Fox News' flagship morning show for years until 2016, when she filed a bombshell sexual harassment lawsuit against network founder Roger Ailes alleging that she was fired for refusing his sexual advances.
