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Complaint Exhibit F: Certified Transcript of Video Titled “WW Cut Case: 4:21-cv-00437 Doc. #: 1-12 Filed: 04/15/21 Page: 1 of 17 PageID #: 102 Complaint Exhibit F Case: 4:21-cv-00437 Doc. #: 1-12 Filed: 04/15/21 Page: 2 of 17 PageID #: 103 In the Matter of: Eric A. Nepute, DC January 16, 2021 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again Condensed Transcript with Word Index For The Record, Inc. (301) 870-8025 - www.ftrinc.net - (800) 921-5555 Case: 4:21-cv-00437 Doc. #: 1-12 Filed: 04/15/21 Page: 3 of 17 PageID #: 104 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again Eric A. Nepute, DC 1/16/2021 3 OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT PROCEEDING 1 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 2 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 3 In the Matter of: ) 4 Eric A. Nepute, DC ) Matter No. 2023188 5 ) MATTER NO. 2023188 6 ------------------------------) 7 February 23, 2021 TITLE ERIC A. NEPUTE, DC 8 9 DATE POSTED TO FACEBOOK ON JANUARY 16, 2021 AT 6:18 A.M. 10 TRANSCRIBED: MARCH 22, 2021 11 The following transcript was produced from a REVISED: MARCH 26, 2021 12 digital file provided to For The Record, Inc. on March PAGES 1 THROUGH 31 13 18, 2021. 14 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 For The Record, Inc. 24 (301) 870-8025 - www.ftrinc.net - (800) 921-5555 25 2 4 1 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION 1 P R O C E E D I N G S 2 I N D E X 2 - - - - - 3 3 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again 4 RECORDING: PAGE: 4 ERIC NEPUTE: Well, let’s try this -- 5 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again 4 5 (Break in audio.) 6 6 ERIC NEPUTE: Well, let’s try this again, 7 7 everybody. Good morning, good evening, good day. I 8 8 hope you all are with me. I was just in the middle of 9 9 a live -- we had about 800 people live with us, 10 10 getting ready to ramp up, and like most of my lives 11 11 that I do now, you get about eight minutes and it gets 12 12 completely shut off. So I bet this happens again. I 13 13 want you all to set your timers. Let’s see how long 14 14 it takes before we get shut down this time. You know, 15 15 it’s a miracle and a blessing that we still even get a 16 16 chance to come to you all right now in a world where 17 17 ignorance, stupidity, and censorship have really 18 18 collided and combined on a whole different level. 19 19 So for those of you that don’t know me, I’m 20 20 Dr. Eric Nepute, commonly known as the “Wellness 21 21 Warrior,” have been for a long time. And I’m just all 22 22 about the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the 23 23 truth. 24 24 So I wanted to take a couple minutes and 25 25 share with y’all what’s really going on. I think a 1 (Pages 1 to 4) For The Record, Inc. (301) 870-8025 - www.ftrinc.net - (800) 921-5555 Case: 4:21-cv-00437 Doc. #: 1-12 Filed: 04/15/21 Page: 4 of 17 PageID #: 105 2021-2-23 WW Cut Me Off Again Eric A. Nepute, DC 1/16/2021 5 7 1 lot of you already know this, but I need you guys to 1 don’t want you to hear the truth. They don’t want you 2 help me. We literally just got shut off again. I 2 to hear the messages that we’ve got or other doctors 3 just did a video and we have full bars, full strength, 3 like myself have. I’ve already made mention of that. 4 full power, full everything. We’re ready to rock and 4 So I want to get back to the point, what I’m 5 roll, but we’re going to get censored. So I want you 5 saying to you is that you’re being fear-propagated 6 guys to share this video, hit that share button. Let 6 into obeying. And that’s what -- that’s what this 7 me know where you guys are watching from and let’s 7 whole thing has been about. They wanted to control 8 have a conversation. 8 you. They found out how many of you they can control. 9 I was just talking about, you know, all the 9 Now they’re like, cool, let’s double-down on it. 10 deaths and how the deaths were completely -- well, 10 So let me just say -- here’s what I want you 11 they’ve been fabricated and they’ve been pushed and 11 guys to hear. I got to publicly talk about this. I 12 they’ve been -- you’ve been lied to. The CDC’s 12 can’t say this person’s name, but he’s allegedly going 13 numbers clearly come out and say it. You know, it’s 13 to become the President very soon. If I say the name, 14 crazy. 14 I’ll get shut off social media. So I’m going to speak 15 Hey, Tina. 15 in code a little bit every once in a while. 16 Anybody -- was anybody on with me earlier, 16 Hello, Jersey. Hello, New York. I see you 17 just a couple minutes ago, whenever I got completely 17 all. I do. I see you all, Pittsburgh. I see 18 shut down? Who was with us a few minutes ago when we 18 everybody there. I love and appreciate you all more 19 did that? 19 than you know. Hit that share button. Hit that share 20 It’s just embarrassing. It’s so sad. 20 button. 21 People need to wake up and realize, you know, what’s 21 Nick and Amanda, are you a doctor or a 22 going on. I had somebody on the first live that we 22 chiropractor? I’m both. I don’t know why that’s 23 did just a little while ago ask a question of why 23 confusing to people, you know. And here’s another 24 don’t more doctors stand up and tell the truth. Well, 24 thing. Can I say this? Let me just -- let’s cover 25 they can’t. I mean, we’re -- we’ve got literally 25 this topic right now. The problem that people have is 6 8 1 millions of people that follow us and we can’t get a 1 that we believe that -- that degrees and letters 2 Facebook live out to save our lives. 2 behind or in front of someone’s name determines their 3 That’s why we’re telling everybody you got 3 level of education. There’s a guy on TV known as Tony 4 to go to our platform and go to freevitamindeals.com, 4 Fauci, who is a doctor, but doesn’t sound, act like 5 freevitamindeals.com. Go there and register. Sign up 5 one, talk like one. This person surely doesn’t have a 6 for our newsletter and email. We send out one or two 6 clue of how the immune system works, but yet the whole 7 emails a day to millions of people with all this 7 world listens to what he has to say. 8 information of the truth because we have our own 8 There are many, many, many types of health 9 servers and platforms there. We don’t -- we don’t 9 care providers that are highly educated individuals 10 have to -- we don’t have to deal with the Communist -- 10 that are not the type of doctor that you would think 11 oh, I just said a word that’s going to get me 11 you would hear from. There are also many, many, many 12 censored. Watch, by the way. Somebody tell me how 12 doctors that are virologists and immunologists that 13 long before it starts freezing and shutting down. 13 are not very bright individuals. Just because 14 But let me just get right into it. So here 14 somebody went to school and got some letters behind 15 we go. Hello everybody in Florida. Hello everybody 15 their name doesn’t mean that they’re very smart. 16 in Wisconsin, Switzerland. Guyana is in the house. 16 Remember this, and I say this all the time, 17 We’ve got -- hello, good morning, New Delhi. How are 17 God may have created all men and women equal, but 18 you in New Delhi? Hope you guys are good. Illinois, 18 definitely not all doctors. And that’s for darn sure. 19 I see you there. Michigan, Virginia, Wisconsin. West 19 So let’s talk about this plan that this 20 Virginia’s in the house. Texas is in the house. I’m 20 individual has that’s based off of fear and for 21 in the great state of Texas right now as well. 21 getting you to obey what they want you to do. And 22 Listen, if you guys have any questions, let 22 please don’t forget to share this and go to 23 me know. I know -- Chrissy, I know in Wisconsin I 23 freevitamindeals.com. That’s freevitamindeals.com. 24 keep getting cut off. It’s actually comical that I 24 Because, well, they’re going to suppress -- this video 25 keep getting cut off.
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