Salem Media Halts Distribution of '2000 Mules' After Defamation Settlement

The company apologizes to a Georgia man falsely accused of voter fraud in the controversial film and book.

Salem Media Group has ceased distributing Dinesh D'Souza's film and book '2000 Mules'.
The decision follows a defamation lawsuit by Mark Andrews, falsely depicted in the film as committing voter fraud.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation cleared Andrews of any wrongdoing, confirming he legally dropped off ballots for his family.
Salem Media apologized for the harm caused to Andrews and his family and acknowledged relying on inaccurate representations from D'Souza and True the Vote.
The film and book, which alleged widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, have been widely debunked.