Former FOX News booking producer filed lawsuits against the channel on Monday after the left the company. Abby Grossberg was a booking producer at the channel for Maria Bartiromo and Tucker Carlson.

On Monday Grossberg filed a lawsuit alleging the company’s legal team urged her to answer “I don’t know” to questions in the company’s lawsuit with Dominion voting machines.

Grossberg started with the company in 2019 – not that long ago.

Abby Grossberg deleted her Muck Rack account

Sounds like another BS lawsuit.

What the fake news media is not telling you: FOX News found in discovery that even Dominion’s top executives, including Eric Coomer, expressed serious concerns about the security of its machines.

HUGE: FOX News Filing Shows DOMINION Voting Systems Executives Including Eric Coomer Knew Its Voting Systems Had Major Security Issues, Was Hacked, and Was “Riddled with Bugs”

CBS News reported:

A Fox News producer who worked for hosts Maria Bartiromo and Tucker Carlson filed a pair of lawsuits against the network Monday, alleging its legal team “coerced” her into giving misleading testimony in the ongoing defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems and accusing the company of fostering a “toxic” work environment.

Abby Grossberg, who joined Fox in 2019 as a senior booking producer on Bartiromo’s Sunday morning show and eventually became head of booking on Carlson’s primetime program, claimed that Fox’s lawyers “coerced, intimidated, and misinformed” her while they were preparing her for deposition testimony in the $1.6 billion lawsuit filed by Dominion against Fox News.

Before joining the network, Grossberg worked for several other news outlets, including CBS News.

In one complaint filed in federal district court in New York, Grossberg alleges that Fox’s legal team indicated she should respond with a generic “I do not recall” to as many questions as possible during a September 2022 deposition, which she claimed was an effort to shift responsibility for the alleged defamation against Dominion onto her and Bartiromo “rather than the mostly male higher ups at Fox News who endorsed the repeated coverage of the lies against the Dominion.”

Dominion has accused Fox News executives and its hosts of knowingly airing false claims about the company after the 2020 presidential election in an effort to boost its ratings. Revelations from Dominion’s ongoing dispute with Fox News and the claims in Grossberg’s lawsuits further have shed light on what was taking place behind the scenes after the presidential contest and the atmosphere surrounding the network’s most popular hosts.

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President Trump has done something consistently that the Mainstream Media almost never reports.  He’s consistently told children, including his own not to do drugs, smoke cigarettes, or drink (too much).  

In 2019,  Newsweek even reported on President Trump’s message to children:

As the children of White House staffers and some members of the press corps gathered Thursday to meet President Donald Trump as part of the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day in Washington, the president gave them some life advice.

“Never take drugs, don’t drink alcohol, don’t smoke. Enjoy your life. OK?” Trump told the dozens of children on the South Lawn, adding that he had imparted the same wisdom on his own five children: Ivanka, Donald Jr., Tiffany, Barron and Eric. Trump has previously stated that he doesn’t drink alcohol, smoke or use drugs.

The president then joked that he had given the advice to Ivanka Trump so many times throughout the years that she asked him to stop.

President Trump backs this up by not doing drugs, smoking or drinking himself.  This was in part due to his older brother’s addiction to alcohol.  President Trump spoke about this in People magazine in August of 2019.

In an interview published this week, President Donald Trump opened up about what he has described as a formative part of his life: witnessing the life and death of his older brother, Fred Trump Jr., killed at 42 from a heart attack linked to alcoholism.

Speaking with The Washington Post, the president said his brother’s heavy drinking had given him a empathetic view of the challenges of addiction, which he said he has brought to the White House in combatting the opioid epidemic.

“I don’t know what I’d be working, devoting the kind of time and energy and even the money we are allocating to it,” he said, adding, “I don’t know that I’d be doing that had I not had the experience with Fred.”

Here is a video of President Trump encouraging children not to do drugs, smoke or drink.

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