Fox News Anchor Interrupts Trump Speech to Address Factual Inaccuracies

2023-12-04 14:50:18

News Anchor Offers On-Air Fact Check During Trump Address

During a televised segment, Fox News anchor Arthel Neville performed a live fact-check while covering a campaign event featuring Donald Trump in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The broadcast was temporarily interrupted to address the audience with factual clarifications.

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Neville remarked to the audience, "Amidst the applause, a number of campaign promises were mentioned, followed by numerous inaccuracies," shedding light on the misleading points of the discourse.

"The 2020 election was legitimate. It was definitely not stolen," stated Neville, directly contradicting Trump's unfounded claims of victory in that election.

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Following the fact-check, Trump supporters expressed their frustration on X, a platform similar to Twitter. One user vehemently described Neville's intervention as a "bullshit opinion."

In response to previous allegations on the network, Fox News agreed to a settlement amounting to roughly £642 million with Dominion Voting Systems. This agreement concerns baseless accusations broadcasted on the channel, suggesting Dominion's voting machines were tampered with to influence the election outcome in favor of Trump's loss.

Additionally, the voting technology company Smartmatic is actively pursuing a defamation lawsuit against Fox Corp., with claims totaling approximately £2.2 billion.

Neville has made headlines in the past, especially when she openly called for stricter gun control laws on air after a series of mass shootings in the United States. She emphasized the insufficiency of prayers, urging, "Lawmakers need to take action."

Former President Trump has previously directed criticism at Neville for her commentary and suggested she would be better suited working at CNN, a network he often labels as "fake news."

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