And on Tuesday she told Wallace that she felt “mixed emotions” about the firing of Carlson and his top producer Justin Wells even though they “were responsible for breaking me and making my life a living hell.” She added: “There is a feeling of justice, but it’s only partial.” Grossberg alleged in her lawsuit that Carlson’s show was a cesspit of misogyny and antisemitism. TUCKER AND HIS TOP PRODUCER MADE HER LIFE “A LIVING HELL” And, in the end, she said that what she really wants from Fox News is “an apology”-something the network didn’t give Dominion even after paying the voting software firm $787.5 million to settle its defamation lawsuit.īelow are the top highlights from the much-anticipated interview.
That was despite, as Grossberg noted, lawyers for the Capitol rioters trying to dissuade Carlson from chasing the conspiracy theory.Įlsewhere in the 40-minute discussion with MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace, the ex-Fox producer claimed to be in the possession of 90 recordings, several potentially relevant to her case that she is still going through on her devices. Confider reported on Monday that a key factor in the Fox star’s sudden demise was Dominion lawyers citing his repeated use of the c-word, something that came up in Grossberg’s own deposition.Īdditionally, Grossberg not only went into detail about the toxic work environment she experienced while working for Carlson’s show but also claimed the primetime host seemed hellbent on finding a link between the FBI and the Jan.
Grossberg, who was terminated by Fox News last month, said that she believed her lawsuit against the network “has something to do with” Carlson’s stunning ouster from the network. Abby Grossberg, the former Tucker Carlson producer suing Fox News for allegedly forcing her to give misleading testimony in the Dominion case, appeared Tuesday on MSNBC to dish dirt on her former boss now that he has also been fired by the conservative cable giant.
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