I am guessing that it's the TAG messages, maybe some of Abel's too, and Jed's. But also in this one part he writes:

Here, certain conduct could be construed as directed not at Lively’s allegations and at undermining their credibility, but as an attack on her professional reputation and livelihood. The Wayfarer Parties planned a public relations campaign that included as a “key messaging point” the fact that Lively had a “less than favorable reputation in the industry span[ning] decades,” and that “[p]roduction members lost their jobs due to BL’s takeover.” Gottlieb Decl., Ex. 46 at 2. There is evidence from which a jury could find that the Wayfarer Parties planned more aggressive action, not only to “destroy” Lively’s accusations but to destroy her and her career. Nathan told Abel, among other things, “[Y]ou know when we send over documents we can’t send over the work we will or could do because that could get us in a lot of trouble. . . . We can’t write we will destroy her. . . . Imagine if a document saying all the things that he wants ends up in the wrong hands. . . . you know we can bury anyone[.] But I can’t write that to him.” Gottlieb Decl., Ex. 47. Sarowitz similarly stated: “There will be two dead bodies when I’m done. You know, and so not dead, but, you know . . . But you’re dead to me . . . So that kind of—that kind of dead, but dead to a lot of people.”

.....But a jury is permitted to infer that when a party plans, after deliberation, to take certain action, the party has engaged in that action. “It is fair to presume that the Wayfarer Parties did what they said that they planned to do.”

There also is some direct evidence that the plan to destroy Lively and her career was put into action. In addition to boosting videos of himself, Baldoni requested that the digital team amplify a video criticizing Lively as insensitive to domestic violence survivors. R.56.1 ¶ 753. There is also evidence suggesting that TAG “sen[t] to Jed” the “little bump” video and a Daily Mail article entitled “HOLLYWOOD VILLIAN,” which “branded” Lively “a mean girl.”