PR question

I'd really appreciate your input on how I respond, or if I respond, to this new wave of putrid press. My concern is that the crazy ruling provides fuel to the haters, and in this environment, it has become dangerous. It's difficult to portray the allegations as tabloid as it has now come from a federal judge. The idea that I trafficked in young girls and gave them to others is so nuts, but now, part of the story.

Do you think instead of the position that this will blow over, it is time to try to balance, counter, or mediate the story? (too late) 1. Letter to Sasse. 2. Op-ed to Miami Herald. 3. One of the lawyers out in front (which one) making the TV morning rounds explaining the case and resolution? (much more complicated since the Judge said he believed there was federal jurisdiction). What steps do you suggest? I'm stymied.

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