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Elizabeth Holmes vs. The New York Times: Reporter Amy Chozick Responds to Misquote Claims in ‘You Can See Everything’

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Elizabeth Holmes vs. The New York Times: Reporter Amy Chozick Responds to Misquote Claims in ‘You Can See Everything’

Content overview: “Elizabeth Holmes vs. The New York Times: Reporter Amy Chozick Responds to Misquote Claims ”. In the new documentary “You Can See Everything,” disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes claims The New York Times misquoted her in a 2023 profile, saying, “They’re not playing me. They’re playing a character I created.” The quote, originally reported by journalist Amy Chozick, referred to actors portraying Holmes in films and TV shows, not the media itself. Holmes now argues the Times took her words out of context, but Chozick stands by her reporting and wishes she had kept her notebook to prove the exact wording.

The dispute resurfaces questions about Holmes’ credibility following her 2022 conviction for fraud and 11-year prison sentence. As Holmes attempts to reshape her public narrative, the documentary highlights the ongoing battle over her story and the media’s role in shaping the Theranos scandal. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.

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