"It's difficult not to reflect that indeed, the people participating in this are victims of a type, but not victims of me because I've always been open," he said in a video posted Monday to Rumble. The "Arthur" star, who has been sober from drugs and alcohol for the past 22.5 years, explained he has "learned a lot" and is "grateful for the opportunity to tell the truth, to participate in a process of reconciliation and healing." He went on to discuss how the allegations arose following the actor landing himself "on the radar of the deep state" after talking openly about "corruption in the coronavirus era… how companies like Pfizer and Moderna made record profits… how we have to have an open debate about the causes of war, whether they're the Middle Eastern wars or wars between Russia and Ukraine."
Author: Lauryn Overhultz
Published at: 2025-04-07 22:54:22
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