Peter Tragos

There was a lot there.

There was a lot there.

First, I disagree with some of your percentages, but we don't need to get into that.

How many of them are actually not guilty?

But I do agree with you that most of the time, once it's over, they want it to be done and they don't want to keep rehashing this.

Also, millions, millions of dollars in attorney's fees and costs.

She sold her house.

She's lost everything.

Um, she was unhirable for all of these years.

So I'm sure she is in need of money.

And I think she's entitled to get whatever money she deserves in the civil process.

It doesn't bother me one bit.

I don't know her personally.

I've never spoken to her.

Um, so, you know, this is nothing like I know what kind of person she is or anything like that.

But, um,

If this is true, what she's alleging, then she does deserve to be compensated for it, in my opinion.

And I agree with you that she is standing on business basically at this point saying, I have the truth because she's been threatened and is going to be sued if it hasn't happened already for defamation.

saying that she's defaming all of these people, lying about them, creating this false narrative, which was one of the allegations in the O'Keefe complaint, in the wrongful death complaint.

They also sued her for intentional infliction of emotional distress, saying she created this false narrative and pushed it out there in the media and that they were injured because of that and she caused them damages.