It's official. Fiona Harvey, aka the real Martha from Baby Rain Deer, is suing Netflix for a massive $170 million in what the lawsuit calls the biggest lie in television history, a plan which she first mooted here and uncensored.

And you will categorically be taking legal action? Absolutely, against both him and Netflix.

Have you instructed lawyers?

We've instructed them in part, but we want to explore all the options out there.

There are a number of people to sue.

If the investigation, if you sue and there's discovery,

and it turns out that 41,000 emails did come

from a device belonging to you. How would you feel about that? I wouldn't be suing if I thought

there were 41,000 emails out there. Well, the law suit, which I have here, was filed in California

at the end of last week. It states that Netflix spread brutal lies because it was a better story than the truth

and better stories made money.

As a result of what it says was malfeasance and utterly reckless misconduct,

Harvey's life had been ruined.

The streaming giant, however, isn't rolling over.

Far from it, in fact.

In their first public comment, they said we

intend to defend this matter vigorously and to stand by Richard Gads' right to tell his story.

Interesting wording there, isn't it? His story. Is that the same as a true story? Well,

here to react to this latest dramatic twist in the Baby Rainier Saga, entertainment lawyer Mark

Geragos, still fighting for pop cultural justice, popcorn planets, Andy Signore,

from Outkick podcast Tommy Layron, and the man who first confirmed the name of Fiona Harvey to the world,

Delhi Records senior reporter John Dingwall. Welcome to all of you. John, let me start with you,

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