This is what real leadership looks like.

A while ago, I was approached uh to sign a letter supporting Mr. Weberman, and I was misinformed that he is being uh punished with a with a prison sentence which exceeds that that a non-Jewish clergyman would be punished for doing the same thing that he did. that uh so I felt that's scandalous that's terrible u and then I found out so they asked me to lend my support to him which I did but then when I found out that everything is not true that all the the whole version of the story they told me was not true so the very next day I contacted the lawyer who wanted me to lend my report to him. I said, "Please remove my name. I understand that the the information is not correct." So he said, "They already sent the letter to the governor. They won't be able to reverse that, but they from now on they won't have my name. They'll be able to remove my name from other things. After hearing part of this story, I didn't hear the whole story. After hearing part of the story, I think the person is a public menace. There's no it says there's no if a person is a public manice and and I feel terrible for all of the victims. We should have more on the victims. We shouldn't have any on the perpetrator of the crime. The Torah has punishments for these people. If the government here has punishments, there's no ism here. The government should punish the people to the same extent that they would punish such a clergymen from another religion. And I apologize sincerely for causing aggravation to those victims who think that I support the criminal who who who attacked them. I was misled from the beginning.