Did Ross Coulthart/NewsNation successfully diffuse a smear campaign?

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As I’m sure many of you have seen Ross immediately went on the offensive with a statement from Grusch last night: https://twitter.com/rosscoulthart/status/1689064573540999249?s=20

And subsequently went on NewsNation to explain with Cuomo: https://twitter.com/UAPJames/status/1689069917780180992?s=20

From there it seems like the community on Twitter/X and reddit have been blowing up this story non-stop, with Burchett chiming in as well:

https://twitter.com/timburchett/status/1689077441925419008?s=20

I keep checking, but I have yet to see the story actually drop on the Intercept. Do you think they actually decided not to run because of how weak, vile and obvious the smear was, or did Coulthart actually jump the gun?

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