Greta Van Susteren & Martha MacCallum CBD Gummies Scam, Explained

Greta Van Susteren & Martha MacCallum CBD Gummies Scam, Explained

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Greta Van Susteren never endorsed CBD gummies or keto gummies, nor did Martha MacCallum fight her on it on live TV on Fox News, because it’s all a scam. This video dives into the world of CBD and keto gummies scams.

Greta Van Susteren had her image and likeness used without permission for the sake of selling Natures Only CBD Gummies, as did Martha MacCallum, and, let’s be honest, the scammers likely applied her image and likeness to a number of other products too.

The idea that Greta Van Susteren endorsed CBD gummies likely came from scammers living outside of the U.S. It’s unclear who is involved, but someone reposted a fake article about the matter on Facebook in July 2022, so it’s possible that scammers were using her image and likeness again that month.

The fake article supposedly began like this:

"(Fox) - In an Exclusive Interview, Greta Van Susteren, American famous Host reveals that the show will be ending after her latest business sparks tension with Martha MacCallum.

During a heated episode last week, American famous Host Greta Van Susteren made headlines after revealing her new CBD line on Live TV. Martha MacCallum was outraged saying she will be filing a lawsuit against Greta Van Susteren and Fox for violating her contract and 'scaring-off' sponsors. Greta Van Susteren responded with this.

'I know Martha is just coming after my timeslot. I am not giving in to 'Cancel Culture'. When I started this whole thing back in 2016, it really was just a part time passion project and a way for me to give back. After being given so much, I figured there was no better time to make Natures Support CBD Gummies available to everyone, as it can help thousands of people experience life pain-free and live much happier lives.'”

Thanks for watching and please share your story in the comments if you fell victim to any CBD or keto gummies scam. Also, I’m open to questions if you’d like to ask anything.

My reporting:
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mayim-bialik-cbd-allegations/
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ree-drummond-cbd-gummies/

Clint Eastwood wins millions of dollars in court after scammers use his image and likeness for CBD products:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/clint-eastwood-wins-2m-in-trademark-infringement-suit-over-fake-cbd-endorsement-1235174956/