During discovery in Dominion Voting Systems' lawsuit against Fox last year, it was revealed that Carlson and Laura Ingraham were upset at Wallace and the network's news division in the wake of the 2020 presidential election. Some Fox hosts and guests suggested or claimed that the company helped rig the election against former President Donald Trump. Wallace stated that Trump and his supporters were very upset with the news division and there was a shift toward catering to their desires instead of factual reporting.
Wallace expressed, 'Well, I'm employed and Tucker really isn't anymore. So, that's part of my response.' His remarks were in response to Ari Melber highlighting Tucker Carlson's current situation following his departure from Fox, emphasizing Wallace's stability compared to Carlson's recent fall from grace in the media landscape.
Wallace commented on the misinformation propagated about the election outcomes, stating, 'I’m not unhappy that Fox had to pay $787 million because there ought to be a price to pay when you don’t tell the truth and you deliberately misinform people about things that the evidence showed that higher-ups at Fox knew wasn’t true.' This illustrates his belief in accountability for misleading information.
Reflecting on his time at Fox, Wallace remarked, 'I had a very good 18-year run at Fox, and they never messed with me the whole time.' He noted the company's change in approach post-2020 election, citing a decline in commitment to truthful reporting.
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