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Appropriately, the piece was written by CNN fact checker Daniel Dale.
Analysis: Trump keeps saying ‘nobody’ knew or expected things lots of people knew or expected
In Game of Thrones, Ser Davos Seaworth was known as The Onion Knight. This administration could go down in history as The Onion Presidency.
@ddale8: We ran an article Friday about how the Trump campaign has made a habit of deceptively using quotes in its TV ads, cutting out words
New Trump ad makes four statements. All are lies.
*sigh*
Follow Daniel Dale on Twitter, who continues to fact-check trump's incessant, unending lies. With receipts.
Is it just me or does Daniel Dale (the Trump fact checker) look like a mix between Dwight Schrute and Sheldon Cooper?
At the first official briefing by a White House press secretary in 417 days, Kayleigh McEnany promised journalists, "I will never lie to you." McEnany proceeded to say a bunch of things that weren't true.
“At the press briefing on Friday, McEnany's misquote of the line makes it look like the FBI was dead-set on coercing Flynn to lie. A closer examination of the documents shows this is not necessarily the case. The newly public information is not a clear-cut breakthrough for Flynn. Other notes reveal that the FBI planned to refresh Flynn's memory to give him a chance to correct his statement and potentially avoid a criminal charge. Additionally, Flynn testified in 2018 that he knew it was a crime when he lied to the FBI agents, that he didn't think his rights had been violated, and that he didn't want to challenge the circumstances of his interview. He has since reversed course and is trying to withdraw his guilty plea, which requires a judge's approval.”
At the end of the day, you can only get a liar to lie.
Unless you’re engaged in enhanced interrogation, how do you make an honest person lie?
Trump was lying "faster than I can type," tweeted Daniel Dale.
How to expertly express narcissistic condolences.
