That statement in context helps Floyd even MORE. Because he did it on a joke of a radio program called the All-out show, and the participants were speaking in hyperbole the entire time.
Check out this case:
In 1988, in Hustler Magazine v. Falwell, (485 U.S. 46), the Supreme Court ruled that a parody advertisement claiming Jerry Falwell had engaged in an ******uous act with his mother in an outhouse, while false, could not allow Falwell to win damages for emotional distress because the statement was so obviously ridiculous that it was clearly not true; an allegation believed by nobody, it was ruled, brought no liability upon the author.
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