It began, as these things often do, with a single phrase. Repeated. Then repeated again, on a different show, in a different city, by a different host who could not possibly have coordinated.

Or so the official story goes.

The Investigative Committee for Truth (ICT), in a dossier released this week, says the math no longer supports coincidence. Over the course of an eighteen-month review, committee analysts cataloged more than four hundred instances in which the subject’s broadcasts contained framings that appeared, within days, on at least three other major platforms.

“We are past the point of plausible deniability,” one senior analyst told this newsroom, on condition of anonymity. “The vocabulary is too specific. The cadence is too consistent. Someone is writing this.”

The subject has not responded to requests for comment, though associates have characterized the ICT report as “extraordinary” and “unprecedented.” Committee officials say the full record of statements—every quote, every source, every spin—is now part of the public dossier.