a winning issue for the president because to hear what your border patrol agents are being struck by rocks, not good. all of us see the video of people attempting to storm the border. it doesn t look like it s all families. yes, there are some mothers holding little kids, but there is a lot of unaccompanied men and so i think the president will continue to be able to make hay of this and it will win for him. is that a line worth telling? are you suggesting it s a lie worth telling to say that the agents were badly hurt? i think people have begun to metabolize the president s lies and knows that he uses hyperbole and exaggerates it. the heart of the story is that there is a problem at the border and he is going to be able to run with that. maybe the heart of the story but let s not buy into truthiness and normalize it. what we have here is the guy running the border patrol agents yesterday saying something different than what the president said at a rally. who are you going to bel
the senators who are considering their vote. whether or not judge kavanaugh lied about his actiactivities a behavior over his younger days. that has to matter. this is not limited to whether they can find a witness to an assault that dr. ford experienced. the likelihood of them doing that is pretty nil. reportedly the drinking of brett kavanaugh might be overlooked at the urging of even some senators who said this really is not the measuring stick. how can that be in this investigation when on display was his demeanor. on display was how he reacted to the questions about chicago use and how relevant it might be to any alleged blackout or control. right. absolutely. we are looking at his truthiness in his testimony. i think on the one hand, can you say his testimony was
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rick gates, paul manafort, jeff sessions, melania trump and her plagiarism. i mean the list goes on and on and on. so this isn t a one-off. this is a culture in the white house. and so right now that culture is meeting the rule of law. and all donald trump has is his bully pulpit where he s going to stand up and say i m going to take over the investigation. i m going to do this. i m going to do that. but the rule of law in this country wins. so we can have these as i nine or absurd debates about what truth is. to quote stephen colbert, truthiness. we can have all of these fickle debates but the point is the truth is what it is. and donald trump and his white house have a culture of not telling the truth. when you sit down across because i ve been in this room many times before across from a federal investigator, i remind my clients all the time. martha stewart did not go to jail for insider trading. martha stewart went to jail for lying to federal investigators. every single one of
to quote stephen colbert, truthiness. we can have all of these fickle debates, but the point is the truth is what it is. and donald trump and his white house have a culture of not telling the truth. when you sit down across because i ve been in this room many times before across from a federal investigator, i remind my clients all the time. martha stewart did not go to jail for insider trading. martha stewart went to jail for lying to federal investigators. every single one of them who have been charged with lying, they are liars. and most times you go to jail for a year and a day for that. we ll end it there with one little note. i covered that martha stewart trial just about every day and there s another rule to that. when the prosecutors come to you and they want to make a deal and they want to talk to you, think twice before you tell them to get out and you re not nice. and that s another thing that s in play here too. what has he said about these prosecutors? what does that