Kim Dotcom gives first major interview since 2024 stroke
The internet mogul has spoken publicly for the first time since suffering a stroke, with his speech notably impacted despite rehabilitation efforts.
Kim Dotcom has given his first major long-form interview since suffering a stroke in 2024. The interview shows his speech has been heavily impacted by the health event, though he has been working hard on rehabilitation. During the interview, he discussed his reasons for coming to New Zealand, citing fear of nuclear war and a desire to keep his family safe.
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Kim Dotcom’s first major interview since stroke shows speech heavily impacted
The internet mogul has worked hard at rehabilitation since his life-changing 2024 stroke.
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Kim Dotcom has given his first major, long-form interview since suffering a stroke in 2024.
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Watch: Kim Dotcom says fear of nuclear war brought him to NZ, calls Trump a ‘big liar’
The Megaupload founder said he came to New Zealand to keep his family safe from a nuclear war he believed was coming.