If you say “No, Brian loves Candice” and then later when pressed, says “Oh, when I say Brian loves Candice I don’t mean there’s no cheating” then this isn’t misdirection, it’s simply equivocation, i.e. changing the definition of what you said.
If you say “No, Brian loves Candice” and then later when pressed, says “Oh, when I say Brian loves Candice I don’t mean there’s no cheating” then this isn’t misdirection, it’s simply equivocation, i.e. changing the definition of what you said.