The Open Society Foundations is calling on Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott to ban lawyer Joe diGenova from appearing on her networks as a guest
The Open Society Foundations, which bills itself as "the world’s largest private funder of independent groups working for justice, democratic governance, and human rights," is calling on Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott to ban lawyer Joe diGenova from appearing on her networks as a guest.
"This is beyond rhetorical ugliness, beyond fiction, beyond ludicrous," Open Society Foundations' president, Patrick Gaspard, said in the letter to Scott. "It's patently untrue; it is not even possible. This is McCarthyite."
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