What philosophy does the multiple-choice question "speak with facts" embody?

Speaking with facts means seeking truth from facts, that is, using facts to verify and establish what you say and provide a basis for your speech. Therefore, practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

I think the "speaking" here is more about the right to speak, the authority and correctness of speaking.

"Take facts" means to prove your previous argument with facts. If we say "seeking truth from facts", it means that practice is the source of knowledge, because practice comes first and knowledge comes last.