Man Accused of Inciting Capitol Riot Exposes Fox to Legal Peril
- Tucker Carlson promoted a conspiracy theory about a man named Ray Epps who urged protesters to enter the Capitol on January 6.
- Epps has not been charged, but remains under investigation and has received death threats due to Carlson's false claims.
- Epps and his wife have gone into hiding and plan to sue Fox News for defamation over the conspiracy theory spread on its programs.
- The potential lawsuit adds to the legal troubles Fox already faces over false election claims made on its shows.
- Epps' case could become another legal complication for Fox like the Dominion Voting Systems suits.