The O'Keefe Media Group recently published a video featuring an undercover journalist conversing with Fox News at Night producer Sean Langille.
The discussion revolved around the dismissal of Tucker Carlson from his show a few weeks prior.
In the video, Langille revealed that the lawsuit involving Dominion Voting Systems, which Fox settled for $744 million, played a significant role in Carlson's departure. "They gave him money, part of itthey say it wasn't part of itbut we're learning that Tucker getting fired was part of that," Langille commented.
Langille further explained that Carlson's actions had cost the company considerable money. Among these actions were his attempts to expose Ray Epps about the January 6th Capitol riot. Additionally, many advertisers reportedly refused to advertise during the 8 o'clock hour.
Langille also touched upon the influence of big pharma, specifically mentioning Pfizer. He told the undercover journalist from O'Keefe Media Group, "When it's corporate media, you're beholden to advertisers ... we take money from Pfizer." However, when O'Keefe later contacted Langille, he denied making the statement about Pfizer and claimed he did not work in advertising.
The conversation in the video also included a discussion about former Biden White House employee Michael La Rosa, whose consulting firm had worked for Dominion. Langille stated, "Someone who worked for the Biden White House was literally crafting the message for Dominion."
He then detailed the connections, saying, "So he left working for Jill Biden, to start this PR firm or work for this firm, whose sole client was Dominion, doing their comms. It's like, right from the White House, to go work for Dominion. So it's like when you know those little moving parts, you're like 'everyone's shady.' Left the White House to literally go take down the news outlet that was being unfavorable to his boss."
Based on the video released by O'Keefe Media Group, Langille's statements suggest that Dominion Voting Systems essentially orchestrated Tucker Carlson's dismissal. Carlson had been a persistent critic of the White House, posing questions that other prime-time mainstream news outlets seemed uninterested or unwilling to ask.
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