Salem Halts '2000 Mules' Distribution, Issues Apology After Defamation Suit
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Salem Media Group has apologized and ceased distribution of the 2020 election conspiracy film "2000 Mules" after being sued for defamation by Mark Andrews, a Georgia man wrongly accused of voter fraud in the film. The company acknowledged that Andrews was cleared of any illegal voting activity and expressed regret for the harm caused. This move is part of a settlement, reflecting broader legal repercussions for right-wing media outlets promoting false election claims.
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- '2000 Mules' Producer Apologizes to Man Depicted Committing Election Fraud The New York Times
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