BILLY QUESTIONS THE PAGE SIX STORY!

She continues to sue a corroborated survivor from her childhood and spend enormous amounts of money on failing PR and legal bills, etc. Can you imagine how much money has been spent? Oh my God. I'm going to respond to this article because one, you don't get to push people around with your wallet. Two, MDMA-assisted therapy can help truly traumatized people in miraculous ways. It may become legal in as early as February of 2027. You set out to be a celebrated ambassador or pioneer of this transcendent movement. And yet I think you've become its greatest liability. In this pay for play Page Six article in which she participates and gives quotes, the writer cites a source who claims that. I was at this wedding a month ago, pitching Amy to be a guest on my podcast. Oh, how tacky, Billy Bush. After Amy is quoted the whole way in this article, a source close to Amy in the end says, Billy did tell Amy, you know, we'd love to have you on the show, but I can understand it's not something she wants to do. And why is he asking, you know, this at a wedding? So all of a sudden, at the end of the article, we defer to a source? Why do I think the source is Amy or a source married to Amy? This is one of many things in the article that just does not add up. Look, I've told the story. She was at the wedding and, you know, standby at 100%. She was consumed by my presence, told people not to talk to me or my girlfriend, stared at me, circled me. I have 250 sources on it. All of Amy's sources are anonymous or compromised. Having allegedly signed NDAs, you know, I think so. I'm guessing Tennessee Claudia, Coach Barb Bixler, James, the boy who allegedly raped her in college while studying abroad, wouldn't surprise me if he did. None of her friends, famous or otherwise, will speak up on her behalf. None, just like Blake Lively. None of them. By the way, there's a new Page Six editor. I think he starts today, in fact. He's from Bloomberg. I think the pay-for-play days are over.