Kim Kataguiri: At the first opportunity you had to feign virtue, which is what Tabata does most in her life—pretend to be a saint, pretend to be the monopolist of virtues, show how much she cares about everyone, how much she wants the well-being of... everyone, how nice she is, how she looks after people.
Kim Kataguiri: At the first opportunity she had, she made the comedian lose his job and filed a complaint with the MPF, including seeking a prison sentence for that guy.
It wasn't compensation for moral damages, it wasn't just taking the joke off the air, it's a criminal complaint.
Kim Kataguiri: It's a complaint for the MPF to act on criminal charges.
Kim Kataguiri: So, folks, you can't give credibility to someone who, on national television, lies in such a blatant, so... evident way, in a way that any search in any AI or on Google shows the person is lying, and now you don't even need to do the search because I've already put the lawsuit here on the screen.