to be fair, fiona harvey _ getting click bait. to be fair, fiona harvey is _ getting click bait. be fair, i fiona harvey is now suggesting he did not pay her enough, that she feels use. she says you paid a £250. she feels use. she says you paid a 950-— she feels use. she says you aida£250.~ ., ., ,. ,, paid a £250. we do not discuss individual payments. _ paid a £250. we do not discuss individual payments. what - paid a £250. we do not discuss individual payments. what i . individual payments. what i would say is she got paid the same as 94% of all our guests and she was happy to be paid that amount before she sat down with the... that amount before she sat down with the- - -_ with the... she is quoted is that she — with the... she is quoted is that she now _ with the... she is quoted is that she now wants - with the... she is quoted is that she now wants £1 - with the... she is quoted is i that she now wants £1 million. we also paid for another nice expensive haircut and a nice card to bring it to and from her home. it is in keeping with how we treat most of our gas. we do not p

to be fair, fiona harvey is now suggesting you did not pay her enough, that she feels used.— is that right? we do not discuss individual payments. what i would say is she got paid the same as 95% of all our guests and was completely happy to be paid that amount before she sat down with me... she is quoted as saying she now wants £1 million. hang on. we also paid for another very nice expensive haircut and we got a very nice car to bring her to and from her home. i think we treated her extremely reasonably and fairly. and certainly in keeping with how we treat most of our guests. we do not pay big money for any interviews with anybody. so there is nothing unusual about the way she was treated. the biggest interview i have had probably in my life was cristiano ronaldo, and i paid him naught pence, so she got £250 more than cristiano ronaldo, if you believe the figures that have been put in the papers. she says she wants £1 million. is she going to get it from you? she's not going to get £1 million from me, no, because she was perfectly happy with the agreed sum, and that was t

i don't yeah, this is the fiona harvey is the alleged no, fiona harvey is not alleged.s the self—identified martha in the series. she's the one who came forward. >> although i think she disputes some of the content of the show. >> that's my point exactly. i'm not sure that piers has been exploitative , and i'm not sure exploitative, and i'm not sure that she's what she's being criticised because we don't have the facts. it's one of two things, mark, either, mr gad, who wrote this series, has exaggerated and lie, i don't want to say lied , but has has want to say lied, but has has obfuscated, has exaggerated some of the things he says that character did. but it's a drama. >> it's a tv drama begins by. >> it's a tv drama begins by. >> please let me finish it says this is a true story. >> yeah, but they always have it. now >> but they look at the crown. >> but they look at the crown. >> well, exactly. but based on based on this says this is a true story , as i recall. true story, as i recall. >> and my point is this either she did all those things that richard gadd says ,

i don't yeah, this is the fiona harvey is the alleged no, fiona harvey is not alleged.the self—identified martha in the series. she's the one who came forward. >> although i think she disputes some of the content of the show. >> that's my point exactly. i'm not sure that piers has been exploitative , and i'm not sure exploitative, and i'm not sure that she's what she's being criticised because we don't have the facts. it's one of two things, mark, either, mr gad, who wrote this series, has exaggerated and lie, i don't want to say lied , but has has want to say lied, but has has obfuscated, has exaggerated some of the things he says that character did. but it's a drama. >> it's a tv drama begins by. >> it's a tv drama begins by. >> please let me finish it says this is a true story. >> yeah, but they always have it. now >> but they look at the crown. >> but they look at the crown. >> well, exactly. but based on based on this says this is a true story , as i recall. true story, as i recall. >> and my point is this either she did all those things that richard gadd says , in

. >> her name is fiona harvey. >> i'm finding out who martha was. >> fiona harvey telling piers morganhas been horrendous. >> it's taken enough of my life and i find it quite a scene. >> she is upset with the depiction of the characters she believed she inspired, martha. >> don't you dare! >> now, she is telling her side of the story. >> it is fiction and they were two fights, richard, he works as bondman on benefits and the holy arms. we met two or three times. >> harvey denying the claims about alleged stalker's behavior and now planning to sue and hopes the truth will come out. >> do you wish you never had? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> discouraging to track down the real people writing on social media, these don't speculate on who any of the real-life people could be. that is not the point of our show. >> fiona harvey says she has not watched the show but only heard how she was depicted. and well a lot within the show she disputes, including she did have a toy reindeer, and she did shave its head. >> michael: interesting. >> plot twist. >> so karen g at every twist. >> thank you fo

you know, the daily mail did another interview with a woman named fiona harvey ended up talking to piersorgan and felt that morgan had manipulated her. my sense is you're not going to get to the bottom of a story that is as complex as this with a simple sit-down interview in a tv studio. piers morgan had to know that. so you know, the interview with her felt very exploitive when you would watch it and it did not really reveal a whole lot. and the woman did not make a great case that this show had a lot of inaccuracies about her, other than her processed stations. so this is a very tangled and complex situation because it says it is based on a true story. and they have tried to keep people from trying to figure out who the characters are based on because there are other characters that will do things like commit sexual assaults and some people have been accused of being the people that those characters are based on and the guy had to come out to say no, you have the wrong people. so it is best for fans of the show to stop trying to figure out who the person is and sort of maybe take the m

when fiona harvey, the real-life _ sentence.ce she has. if that is the case and — evidence she has. if that is the case and it— evidence she has. if that is the case and it turns out she hasn't, the other— case and it turns out she hasn't, the other part of this is the failure _ the other part of this is the failure of— the other part of this is the failure of duty of care by netflix not allow — failure of duty of care by netflix not allow her to be identified, which — not allow her to be identified, which she _ not allow her to be identified, which she was instantly because they used actual— which she was instantly because they used actual postings from her twitter— used actual postings from her twitter feed in the series. like this story— twitter feed in the series. like this story has some way to run. can you tell— this story has some way to run. can you tell us — this story has some way to run. can you tell us what you have an ed stone _ you tell us what you have an ed stone in — you tell us what you have an ed stone in your

this woman named fiona harvey wound up talking to piers morgan.terview, she said she felt that morgan had manipulated her. you know, my sense was, you are not going to get to the bottom of a story that is as complex as it is with a simple sitdown interview in a tv studio. and piers morgan had to know that. so, you know, the interview with her felt very exploitive when you watch it, and it did not really reveal a whole lot. and the woman did not make a great case that the show had a lot of inaccuracies about her, other than her process stations. this is very tangled and complex situation because the show says it is based on a true story and the creator and star of the show has tried to keep people from trying to figure out who the characters are based on because there are other characters that do things, like, commit sexual assault, and some people have been accused of being the people that those characters are based on, and the guy had to come out and say, no, you know, you have the wrong people. it is best for fans of the show to try to stop figu

fiona harvey denies it. so that's what she's saying. so you need to work on that sort of basis.t of stuff. she wants to get in touch. we'll give it a fair interview and we'll help. >> well essentially you've got a date anyway. >> oh careful what you get into is your what's your email address? i'll give it out. >> don't kill cash. >> don't kill cash. >> no, we're used to politicians lying, but a member of germany's right wing alternative for germany party, or afd that stands for it in german, has been convicted for telling the truth. she used official statistics to warn that afghan immigrants are disproportionately, disproportionately, disproportionately likely to commit sexual violence against women and girls . according to women and girls. according to the german courts, this amounted to incitement to hatred , even to incitement to hatred, even though it's true now the truth should never be a crime. trying to, you know. do you think they're trying to suppress the afd who have risen in the polls? they were polling over over 20% at one point, using lawfare . at one point, using l

and then the big richard guzman, richard gadd, this woman, fiona harvey, she was on, she was on pierstion that name. louis. >> why can't we mention that name? >> i don't know, we you can mention one of his free speech channel. >> free speech because he's on there and she's saying, that was me. >> i'm going to sue you now for exposing me. but that was me no one knew was her. no one knew who the hell this woman was. but this is that programme on netflix where he very popular. it's very, very popular. it basically says that women are horrible, but an interesting side note, it doesn't say that it's. so does this woman is horrible. but at the exact same time it points out how horrible he is and how horrible men are. >> and he says hurt people , hurt people. >> but, you know, he seemed he didn't seem that hurt. she didn't seem that hurt. she didn't know. >> what are you talking about? >> what are you talking about? >> she's hurt. >> she's hurt. >> i'm saying i haven't gotten her. i said he didn't seem that hurt. >> he's hurt . >> he's hurt. >> he's hurt. >> i think louis watched something e

fiona harvey, she, has has denied everything. so we'll have to see where we go from here.lear with her to say if the information is there on the internet or social media, it will be found and she refuted that. sir, she was involved in this at all. so, we'll just have to wait and see. but i think the principle of the show, if you're just talking in general terms , just talking in general terms, is, not pointing the finger at anyone whatsoever for what it did highlight was women stalking men. that's what the programme was about. that was the issue. now the overwhelming majority of cases is men stalking women. it's less to do with celebrities. incidentally, they make the headlines. it's ordinary people in the street. and also same sex stalking. that's very important as well. and they must be taken seriously. now, the programme showed , and we don't know how showed, and we don't know how true it was, but the police not being very helpful and not getting it that a woman could still command. so what's wrong with that type of thing? and the other thing to be taken into account in

. >> well, that was fiona harvey, who has identified herself as the real life martha from the show.otherapist lucy beresford. because lucy, a lot of people, millions of people have seen this interview tens of millions of people around the world have seen the series . it's becoming a series. it's becoming a sensational bust up . sensational bust up. >> yes. and the lady who may or may not be martha fiona has pointed out that there has been a huge amount of publicity around this, and it's one of the reasons in which she speaks of potentially suing netflix because she feels that they are defaming her and that they might be doing so primarily to generate more publicity for their show . it's one of the their show. it's one of the themes of her interview with piers morgan . i mean, the piers morgan. i mean, the interview is absolutely fascinating . it's just as fascinating. it's just as gripping in a way, as the drama, because you are trying to work out when you're watching is she telling the truth? how much is fact and how much is fiction? and i think i would, say perhaps the most obviou