Edie

Jillian, okay, first of all, I don't appreciate the way that you're speaking to me right now.

You called me out for just trying to understand the languaging and saying I was talking to a three-year-old who I felt like I was talking to very respectfully.

You're talking to me very disrespectfully right now.

Here's the thing.

You're telling me you understand it, but you don't understand it.

You fundamentally...

didn't describe it accurately.

But what I understand is that... What's lipotoxicity?

I don't want to talk about... I am not... Okay, here, I'm going to say this straight out.

I am not a medical doctor, okay?

So I'm not going to talk to you about medical diagnosis because that's outside my scope and I'm fully willing... That's the claim.

Hey, I'm fully willing to be wrong.

What I am here to talk to you about is the fact that people in fat bodies are irregularly harmed going into the medical system every single day because of the term, the O word.

So...

That's what you wanna litigate?

Yeah.

Okay, that's not the claim, though.

The idea that fat-bodied people are inherently unhealthy is, I believe, incorrect.

You're wrong.

No, I'm not wrong.