"It's obviously not me: The teeth are different, the hair is different, the eyes are different, the nose is different," said Metro, 45, who has not previously spoken publicly. "I don't know where they're getting this from." Metro showed The Post his Hawaii driver's license to confirm his identity.
Metro told The Post that Walz never taught him. He said he was irate that his name and biographical information were being used to bolster a lurid false accusation - and that he may be forever associated with it online. "It's an invasion of my privacy and my personal life," he said.
Millions of people have viewed social media posts containing the video since it was published Wednesday on X, formerly Twitter. For some viewers, the use of Metro's name and verifiable biographical details created an aura of credibility around the false allegations.
The four-minute video, published by a mysterious X account falsely using Metro's name, is one of numerous outlandish smears against Walz and the other candidates that have flown around social media in recent days, in the final weeks of the presidential campaign.
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