To gild the lily means to add unnecessary embellishments to something that is already beautiful, but in this sentence they are asking to not remove any of the current embellishments
Context: "Now you can go crazy if you want, or get jesus, or get drunk but you saw what you saw and leave us not remove any of the current embellishments, all right?" Claim: "Now you can go crazy if you want, or get jesus, or get drunk but you saw what you saw and leave us not gild the lily, all right?"
Considering the context, is the claim true, false, or unknown?