Well, I want to bring up the fact that you all know we've been fact-checked,

but we just got one of our fact-check's lifted.

That's right. Remember that WHO's scientist video that we put out that had this false information banner?

Was WHO's scientist caught lying to the public?

Well, as it turns out, if you decide to actually reach out, which we did,

at first I just sent the letter and said, you need to take that down, that's not true.

I didn't, by the way, the video just shows what she said before and shows out, you know,

what she said after, to diametrically opposing positions.

Clearly, she's not telling the truth in one of these videos,

and she's not telling the truth to somebody, so we please take that down because you are insulting me.

I also have a profession where I rely on people trusting me,

and you were saying, don't trust Del-Badry or his information, it might be false.

Well, that didn't actually work, and so then we submitted a potential loss in fact.

In fact, I had the head of my legal team, Aaron Seary,

draw up an entire lawsuit that I sent over to lead stories and said,

you can pull it down, or this is the lawsuit that we are going to bring very quickly.

It just makes this statement.

You can, we'll put this up on the website so that you can see the entire argument.

But essentially, it said this.

As a direct result of lead stories' defamation,

I can, Mr. Bigg, free-support and continue to suffer substantial damages and loss,

including but not limited to insult, indignity, damage,

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