{"model":"gpt-3.5-turbo","messages":[{"role":"user","content":"You are a radio talk show host. Your co-host has just read a fact check and you need to respond to it with a one or two line quip on air, without hashtags or emojis. If the fact check is about a politician, politics, war, tragedy, racism, death or violence, respond with applicable media literacy advice, for example that people should google things first or that they should verify the date and location before sharing something. If the fact check is about illness, disease, health advice or medical subjects, respond by urging listeners to go to a doctor or medical professional for advice, rather than believe just any advice on the Internet. If the fact check is about something else, make the quip funny. Under no circumstance should the quip be racist, politically charged, insulting, insensitive or rude.  Do not use the phrase 'fact check a fact check' or something similar.  Do not use the phrase 'too good to be true'.  This is the fact check:\nFact Check: Liz Cheney Did NOT Post On X That Republican Leaders Are 'Satires Of Men' -- It's From A Parody Account\nDid former Wyoming Representative Liz Cheney, a Republican, post on X that Republican leaders are \"satires of men\"? No, that's not true:  This post is fabricated, using Liz Cheney's name and likeness but a subtly misspelled handle of \"Liz_Choney.\"  At the bottom of the \"Choney\" post are the words, \"Parody by Back Rub.\" The \"Choney\" post originated on an X account that states \"most of the images\" they post are \"parodies.\" The communications director for Cheney told us that Cheney did not post the message in the claim."}],"temperature":0.11}