No, what I'm saying, and what I have been saying all along, is that we can't take the evidence we've been given so far (the videos) as the truth, because they have been edited, and they wouldn't stand up in a court of law. We need to see the whole, unedited footage before we can say that the ACORN employees shown on the tape have done what we have been told they did by the people who made the videos. I am saying that their evidence is faulty and does not prove anything at this time. That's what I'm saying.

And I would consider offering advice, and more importantly, not reporting people who say they're planning on starting a child sex slave ring to the authorities, as aiding and abetting. Like I said, I don't know if the law would agree with that, but it's my opinion.