I am honestly completely stuck. How do i fix this?

The biggest issue with your current code is that you call len(self). The __len__ method you are currently writing is the method that gets called when len is called on an object. That means that by calling len(self) inside of __len__ you end up with an infinite loop of the __len__ method calling itself over and over.

You don't really need to do anything to the self parameter in this method. When you call super().__len__() you are calling the original __len__ method, which means that whatever number that method returns is the real length of the object. Once you know the real length you can simply add some random number to that, and you will end up with a lying __len__ function.

Like this for example:

class Liar(list):
    def __len__(self):
        return super().__len__() + 2 # Take what the original len functions returns and add 2

It doesn't really matter what number you add to it, as long as it causes your custom __len__ method to return a different number than the original __len__.

Edit:

It's worth mentioning that while the number you use does not matter you do need to use addition, not subtraction, multiplication or division. This is due to the fact that the challenge sends you a list that is actually empty. That means that the original __len__ function returns 0. Subtracting from 0 will result in a negative number which is an invalid value for __len__ to return. And multiplying or dividing with 0 as the starting number always results in 0 being the result, which means the function would not actually be lying about the length.