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Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Phildo PhucksUp. He pimps flat earth, so you can't expect much, but... CLIF HIGH DEC 24 READ IN APP Phildo PhucksUp. One of the issues of the rise of the new media, including such as citizen journalists, and ‘influencers’, is the lack of supporting infrastructure, such as ‘legal departments’. AI can help these podcasters. This article is put here for those influencers, who, like phildo had not considered their shows, and actions, and words, and the subsequent legal problems that may arise relative to business law. Below is a brief analysis by Chat.ai of Phildo’s Phuckup. Phil claimed, on a podcast on December 23, 2024, that he had over 31 million live viewers. This is a violation of law if you are going to sell 401K retirement plans, and their servicing, as they are covered by the Securities laws, especially relating to advertisements. Phildo claims millions of viewers on every show, and as such is using deceptive language to promote himself, and this 401K conversion program to people. These lies as sops to his ego are unwise in this financial focused podcast. Now, any, and all, disgruntled customers have a legal hook for suing Phildo that is prima facia going to gain traction. Further, they can also report him to Securities enforcement arms in the govt, both federal, and state, as they have this evidence that can present a case that Phildo is lying in order to defraud his customers. Chat says: The situation you described involves a podcast host potentially inflating viewer statistics while selling a financial product, specifically a 401(k) conversion program to gold. There are several legal and regulatory concerns that could be implicated here, primarily related to securities and advertising laws: Securities Laws: Misrepresentation and Fraud: Under U.S. federal securities laws, notably the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, it's illegal to make false or misleading state