Never said that the release is not real.
The problem with this new "claim" you guy are running with is it's deeply flawed, and a misrepresentation of the data.
The report in question says out 270 women, only 34 of the outcomes were reported. Out of the 34 reported 28 miscarried.
THE FLAW: You don't know the outcome of the 238 non-reported
Of course, if you want it to fit your narrative you just assume the 238 non-reported have the same miscarriage rate as the 34 reported, which is what you guys are doing.
A more logical way to look at it is the 238 women had no problems, so they didn't bother reporting. That would put the actual miscarriage rate around 12% which is in line with the normal/typical miscarriage rate.
Regardless, this study is worthless, and we cannot draw a conclusion either way.