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. >> originally they had said the international spokesperson, tommy davis, said he's going to take mehrough scientology, we're going to have a relationship. we wanted enough time. i flew out over the labor day weekend in 2011. >> they cooperated amazing. >> up to that point. they were going to cooperat cooperate. friday night i wait thed, saturday all day, sunday at 3:00 p.m., he and his wife jessica [indiscernible] came to the hotel. he said actually i'm not going to talk to you, i wanted to tell you that man to man. >> took a few days to tell me. >> thanks a lot, tommy. i'm sure he had been told not to talk to me. but he did agree to respond to fact checking queries. i don't know if he really understood has that meant in terms of the new yorker. but the article i started in february and turned in my first draft in august. at that point they put a checker on full-time. and she sent her first volley of queries, 971 of them. and it caused a stir. >> i bet. [laughter]. let's just say, right. >> so -- so then the response was that tommy and jessica and four lawyers came to the new yorker

one of the things that tommy davis had done was to make a pie chart demonstrating that 68% of our questions were false. so -- so i mean they are questions. [laughter]. so -- so i -- so a lot of day was spent in parsing what he meant when he said the question was false. and if i said, you know, something like somebody had soon arrived, what's false about this statement? well, it wasn't soon. it was a week. and oh, okay. >> you are going to argue what soon means. >> yeah. it was a real education for me. >> yeah. >> in how to address a very parsimonious and defensive organization. like scientology. >> yes. >> we all learned a lesson. >> right. >> about how to deal with them. >> why you instead of somebody before you? certainly other people have been curious about the church before. the church seems to have made some kind of peace with the idea that you were going to do this, they couldn't dissuade you. i guess i may not be aware of other major investigations into scientology of this magnitude. yours seem to have done something that others in the past had they done have not been able to accompl