Wisconsin Fox Affiliate Runs ‘2000 Mules’ Segment Despite Corporate Cold Shoulder

Green Bay area station ran screened portion of the video earlier in the week.

QUICK FACTS:

• Fox 11 Green Bay reported on and screened part of the Dinesh D’Souza documentary “2000 Mules,” about election fraud, despite a lack of coverage from its parent organization, Fox News. 
• The local news outlet published an article on their website on Tuesday and spoke about the extra showings of the film taking place in theatres in the area.
• “I’m concerned about the last election in particular,” said Ken Glowacki of Green Bay. “When I heard Dinesh D’Souza was doing a documentary on it, I wanted to see. I want to know how the Democrats did it.”
• The publication also addressed “fact-checking” saying that the mainstream media is “poking holes” in the the film’s content.

To grasp the full implications of “2000 Mules” we cannot simply say, “Let’s fix it the next time.” What about this time? pic.twitter.com/OL1ZF1u97c

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) May 18, 2022

FOX’S NEWS LACK OF COVERAGE OF ‘2000 MULES’:

• The attention-grabbing film has been largely ignored by Fox News, causing questions among conservatives about why the company has ignored the allegations made in the film.
• In one slight exception, Fox News host Tucker Carlson invited True the Vote’s Catherine Engelbrecht to his program after “2000 Mules” premiered at Mar-a-Lago with former President Trump in Florida. But the film wasn’t discussed in the segment.

BACKGROUND:

• Recent reports indicate that FOX News would not allow Catherine Engelbrecht to mention the film. 
• The gag order allegedly came from Fox attorneys, who were attempting to keep the film off the channel, presumably due to liability issues.