video shared on Instagram Dr. Mehmet Oz claims he was attacked for promoting a cure for diabetes.

Verdict: False

The original video comes from a February 2022 article in The Independent that shows Ukrainian journalist Yuri Butusov allegedly punching pro-Russian politician Nestor Shuhurych. There is.

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The Instagram video, which has garnered more than 400 likes, begins with a clip of two men fighting on what appears to be a TV show set. The footage is followed by footage of Fox News host Laura Ingraham discussing the alleged attempt on Oz's life over a cure for diabetes. The video then ends with a clip of Oz on the set of the TV show “The Dr. Oz Show” with what appears to be a black eye.

However, the claim that Oz was attacked because he promoted a cure for diabetes is false. The original video is Articles for February 2022 The Independent depicts Butusov allegedly punching Shuflich.

“Today things got heated on a Ukrainian TV show when one of the journalists attacked a guest. A pro-Russian politician from Ukraine was invited to the show, President Putin is building an army, and there is a potential war. “I spoke out about the ongoing tensions between our two countries as we prepare for the upcoming crisis,” the video's caption reads.

“in [this] In the clip, journalist Yuri Butusov is seen lashing out at politician Néstor Shuffrich and punching him before forcing him into a headlock.”

Similarly, a video clip of Ingraham's speech November 2023 Episode of her show “The Ingraham Angle.” There is no mention of Oz's alleged attack over his diabetes cure during the episode.

In addition, the Oz clip is September 2020 episode of his show featuring Dr. Jordan Peterson. The original video doesn't have the black part of Oz's eye, meaning the Instagram clip has been edited. (Related: Does Mitch McConnell's image on the train show he's under arrest?)

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