In his Instagram video, "General Hospital" alum Ingo Rademacher explained that former castmate Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis) has always been outspoken politically, with no one on the show posting any opposing views except him. He again cited the discovery process of his lawsuit, in which both sides share with each other all of the witnesses and evidence they'll be producing in court. Upset to learn that ABC was allegedly looking to get rid of him, he brazenly claimed, "If the vaccine mandate, by the way, wouldn't have come along, they would have fired me before my contract was finished. That's what their plan was. And that's just sad."

Singling out "certain cast members" and "certain crew members," he stated, "I hope for your sake this never sees trial because all of your nasty text messages and emails are gonna be seen. And then all that dirty laundry, unfortunately for you guys, is gonna get aired out," adding, "I don't feel sorry for you because what you did was wrong." Rademacher felt he and his family were hurt by what was said, and he's now championing others who have been similarly fired.

Feeling that freedom of speech should be protected by everyone, the actor declared, "If you want to enjoy freedom of speech where you can talk about politics, social views, without getting fired, or having the fear of getting fired, you should be my biggest advocate."