During the discovery phase of Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against the Fox News Channel over its coverage of figures who claimed that the machines were prone to counting errors, the broadcast company has apparently found evidence that the reports were true.

According to a Substack piece by The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam, Fox News lawyers have uncovered admissions from some Dominion staffers who say that, yes, they have "concerns about the security" of the machines.

He noted that some of the most crucial examples of FNC's findings include:

— Discovery in this case has revealed that Dominion's own employees expressed serious concerns about the security of its machines. Mark Beckstrand, a Dominion Sales Manager, confirmed that other parties "have gotten ahold of [Dominion's] equipment illicitly" in the past.

— Beckstrand identified specific instances in Georgia and North Carolina and testified that a Dominion machine was "hacked" in Michigan. Beckstrand confirmed that these security failures were "reported about in the news." And just weeks before the 2020 presidential election, Dominion's Director of Product Strategy and Security, Eric Coomer, acknowledged in private that "our shit is just riddled with bugs." Indeed, Coomer had been castigating Dominion's failures for years. In 2019, Coomer noted that "our products suck."

—  He lamented that "[a]lmost all" of Dominion's technological failings were "due to our complete f— up in installation." And in another instance, he identified a "*critical* bug leading to INCORRECT results." He went on to note: "It does not get much worse than that."