‘Tons of Crazy’: The Inside Story of How Fox Fell for the ‘Big Lie’

Yes, and more lawsuits are coming:

While Fox paid to make the Dominion case go away, Dominion continues to pursue Newsmax, Powell, Giuliani and other key players. Further trials are slated to take place in 2024 and 2025, meaning the litigation could linger long past the next presidential election and well into the Lachlan Murdoch era of Fox Corp.

There's even a trail of evidence to prove it.

Yes, the article goes into some detail on that:

The Post editorial eliminated any doubt about the POV of Fox’s patriarch. Behave with “dignity,” the editorial said. Stop with the “baseless conspiracies.” Start planning for the transition.

The next day, Sunday, Nov. 8, the hosts of Fox & Friends Weekend were told to stay away from election fraud claims. But the show that followed, Maria Bartiromo’s Sunday Morning Futures, defied the guidance. Bartiromo, all gassed up on rage and righteousness, heaped shame onto the network and spurred a $787.5 million settlement payment. That’s because Bartiromo became the first Fox host to utter the name “Dominion.”

Bartiromo started college at C. W. Post before transferring to New York University.[10] During her college years, she worked at the same betting parlor where her mother worked.[16] She graduated from NYU's Washington Square Campus in 1989[17] with a Bachelor of Arts in journalism and economics.[1]

So she's an Italian American in Brooklyn who worked her way through college in the same "betting parkor" her mom worked at, which from further reading sounds like an OTB (off-track betting, they're all over NYC and LI). I'm betting she's been around a bunch of drunk gambling addicts which isn't very mentally healthy, so her moral compass is probably a bit broken, and Trump acting like a mafioso all the time probably deeply appeals to her, because those are the type of people she's grown up around, because NYC is full of Italian Americans acting like they've got mob connections, especially when they don't.