00:00:57.000And now, all of a sudden, she claims that it was Justin's idea to put Taylor Swift's song on the trailer.
00:01:04.820Also, the way Blake describes that January 4th meeting does not match what everyone else present at that meeting experienced, including a Sony executive.
00:01:15.960Also, more fun stuff is happening on Instagram.
00:01:19.060Now, both People Magazine and Today Show got community notes for spreading false information.
00:01:25.960Yeah, it's quite funny how the public has gained so much power in this case
00:05:18.380Also, I noticed in this little segment, I'm sure the interview was longer than what we could actually witness on YouTube.
00:05:24.720but in that segment they added so many of ryan reynolds brands it's like oh and he has mint
00:05:31.080mobile and they showed him in mobile commercial oh and he owns aviation gin and they showed a
00:05:35.600little ad clip from aviation gin oh and he's the man behind deadpool they showed a little deadpool
00:05:41.140oh and he also owned max and he also owns maximum effort this entire interview was just a big
00:05:46.940advertisement for ryan reynolds himself and then he has the audacity to talk about integrity
00:05:54.160And there's a community note on a People Magazine article, and the article says Ryan Reynolds praised Blake Lively's integrity amid her legal battle with Justin Baldoni in an interview on Sunday.
00:06:07.140I wonder why they did integrity like this, by the way.
00:06:10.100Anyways, the community note here is saying that Ryan Reynolds publicly referring to Blake as a woman of integrity contributes to a highly curated public narrative that reflects perception rather than independently verified facts.
00:06:24.480and like most likely celebrities character endorsements it should be viewed through a
00:06:28.720critical lens rather than acceptance of an objective conclusion about someone's moral
00:06:33.420character because of this strong claims about someone's integrity should not be in print
00:06:38.240interpreted as a factual proof but rather as subjective yes i do think that people think
00:06:44.860that this is subjective because it's coming from him about his wife but i do love that people are
00:06:50.160actually starting to add these community notes to call out the media when they are trying to spread
00:06:57.200misinformation or when they're trying to spread a PR narrative like this article was. And by the
00:07:03.600way, when Ryan was on the Today Show and talked about this, he said to this live audience, and
00:07:10.540it's in the YouTube clip as well, that they didn't know the gender of their son before he just came
00:07:17.520out the old shoot. We never found out until they, you know, come out the old shoot. I'd never call
00:07:24.860it that. Well, that is a lie because if we're to trust Blake Lively and her deposition, she talked
00:07:34.460to Justin Baldoni about having a boy. And we know that because that information ended up in a
00:07:41.660conversation about circumcision. Yes, so Blake knew that she was having a boy. And as we know,
00:07:48.300Ryan was also there when this happened. So either Ryan was just lying in front of this live audience
00:07:54.640for fun, or he forgot that he already knew that he was having a boy. I mean, he keeps lying to
00:08:01.320entertain people. And that's one thing. But when you're on a stand in court, then the fact that
00:08:07.360you have lied like this just for entertainment, that is not a good look. Because then it's like,
00:08:11.920oh, when else do you lie? So why does he keep lying to people? I've spoken about a lot of his
00:08:17.240other lie stories that he's told and stories that keep changing. But these are just like simple
00:08:22.940facts that happened to him in his life. And he keeps lying about it. He keeps changing up the
00:08:27.720stories. Anyways, let's talk about this story in TMZ today. Blake Lively claims mean girl and
00:08:33.760bully labels cost her over 40 million dollars. So as you all know those terms those labels were put
00:08:43.640on Blake Lively after people watched my interview that I posted independently and with no correspondence
00:08:51.320with anyone from the Wayfair parties. As you know people reacted organically to someone's behavior
00:08:57.960But anyways, it says here that Blake believes the mean girl label placed on her amid her legal battle with Justin Baldoni cost her upward of $40 million in reputational damages.
00:09:09.760According to court docs obtained by TMZ, Blake breaks down the money she's seeking in her legal battle.
00:09:17.040As TMC first reported, Blake is seeking around $161 million from Baldoni's company,
00:09:22.400including $56 million in past and future earnings, $49 million in losses to her hair care company,
00:09:30.040$22 million to her Betty Bus beverage company, and more.
00:09:34.960The thing is here, to claim losses, you also have to show that you actually lost work.
00:09:41.020she needs to show that she had things in the pipeline and things got cancelled because of
00:09:46.440this smear campaign she hasn't been able to do that yet she's just saying that because she was
00:09:51.880labeled all these things people didn't want to buy her products anymore and the fact that she
00:09:56.300believes that she's worth this amount of money is just so ridiculous but anyways in new docs the
00:10:02.340gossip girl star explained what she was seeking in a little more detail blake said she hired an0.61
00:10:08.980expert. I've talked about experts before. Experts are people you pay and you hire to say exactly
00:10:15.020what you want them to say. And this expert determined that there were more than 106
00:10:20.600million impressions online calling her mean girl, bully, and tone deaf. 176 million impressions
00:10:29.160online that Jed Wallace made sure of, obviously, because he's the one, he's the hired gun here
00:10:35.960that was sitting in his basement using bots to get 176 million impressions online calling her0.78
00:10:45.440mean girl bully and tone deaf. At least my video was not responsible for the tone deaf thing.1.00
00:10:51.320All of these things are directly linked to Blake Viola's behavior. Tone deaf was a word a lot of
00:10:58.520people used while she was promoting her hair care line and her alcohol brand in the middle
00:11:04.180of promoting a movie about dv and bully and mingle were people reacting to the video to the interview
00:11:11.240that i published and they continue to say blake said her expert found that the posts harmed blake's
00:11:16.860reputation to the tune of 36.5 to 40.5 million dollars so you're all responsible for blake losing
00:11:26.560this amount of money because you've all been brainwashed by the wayfair parties to comment
00:11:32.040bully mean girl and tone deaf under posts with blake lively i'm just wondering how her attorneys
00:11:38.880are going to explain this in front of the jury like how are they going to convince them that
00:11:44.820this is not blake lively's own making all right so let's look at this deposition that blake lively
00:11:50.440wrote herself i'm sure though that she got a little help from her attorneys here because it's
00:11:55.280not as messy as that letter she wrote to producer's guilt of america so this so this was updated on
00:12:02.200april 18th and blake is here explaining everything that happened in her own words so she's saying
00:12:10.500that after initially meeting justin baldoni i spoke with liz plank a friend who co-hosted the
00:12:17.380man enough podcast with him plank shared several negative experiences that she and others had with
00:12:22.980Baldoni and the Wayfair Studios. Yes, I talked about Liz Plank before. She's the podcast host
00:12:28.400Justin was working with for four years and then she went behind his back and teamed up with Blake
00:12:34.980and Ryan and she says here after initially meeting Justin, I spoke with Liz Plank who had so many bad
00:12:41.460experiences. Then why did she actually agree to do a movie with him? I don't get that. If you hear so
00:12:46.720many bad things about a person before you start working with them, why do you want to work with
00:12:50.580them. She continues, I felt strongly that it ends with us could reach a broad audience. Lily Bloom's
00:12:55.440story resonated with me deeply and personally, and I thought her story of resilience and empowerment
00:13:01.440was important to share. For these and other reasons, I ultimately accepted the role. So she's
00:13:06.960explaining here because she felt such a good connection to the role. She didn't listen to Liz
00:13:11.640Plank. And she says, I've only met the film's screenwriter, Christy Hull, once and very briefly
00:13:17.180in person at the New York premiere on August 6th.