I also find the specific wording of the counter interesting. They don't actually say anything is untrue, but instead use terms like "misleading information", "

I also find the specific wording of the counter interesting. They don't actually say anything is untrue, but instead use terms like "misleading information", "salacious accusations", and "not accurate". So I have a really hard time believing that the report is not onto something, because it definitely sounds like legal was consulted on the wording. It is very specifically phrased to, say, allow the reported facts to be true but the interpretation of the facts to be wrong.