Lucille

The trick (as every lawyer knows) is to ask a bunch of set up questions where one already knows the answer, and have proof of that answer. Asking those types of questions is of great value because if the person lies or trips up on their answers, then you've got him.

But even so, the whole setup doesn't smell right. If he was truly wanting to clear up misconceptions, he would have created a 'press release' type of document with checkable facts and explanations. To simply allow people to ask him questions after all the confusion is like handing a dart to a blindfolded player, who isn't likely to hit the bulls eye because he doesn't even know where the target is.