He sure is lying a lot lately.
Indeed. Trump’s pathological lying isn’t an opinion and isn’t a matter of conjecture. It is a fact, and needs to be treated as such. https://t.co/h4hYkEAf0m
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 27, 2019
Fact-checker @ddale8 says the press should be "confronting Trump at least about the lies and other false claims that he's made dozens of times." https://t.co/fsE8D81XaD
— Reliable Sources (@ReliableSources) August 25, 2019
Two of my biggest gripes about the way Trump's relentless dishonesty is covered: 1) It's often not covered at all. 2) He's rarely challenged even when he's said something false literally dozens of times. (Full version, I cut off the end before!) pic.twitter.com/S2cjgMcSqL
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 26, 2019
NEW:
— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) August 27, 2019
On Iran nuclear deal, @realDonaldTrump said Iran got $150 billion (not), $1.8 billion (close) and the US got "nothing" (less than he liked, but not nothing).
Mostly Falsehttps://t.co/R2Xk5Mu961 pic.twitter.com/w7tRV18w4z
Trump said while meeting with Merkel yesterday that of ISIS prisoners held in Syria, "They came from Europe, in almost all cases."
— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 27, 2019
No. Per his ISIS envoy, 8,000 of 10,000 are Iraqi or Syrian nationals; 2,000 are from other countries. About 800 are thought to be from Europe. 1/2 pic.twitter.com/gXALm4r0iZ
Ironically, Trump’s singular advantage is his willingness to lie about anything and everything without shame. Almost nothing he says is true. He invents reality every day to Replace the grim reality he has fostered.
— Tony Schwartz (@tonyschwartz) August 27, 2019
"The way he negotiates at times involves facts that may not be facts, statements that may not have been said and episodes that may not have occurred. And at times, he denied saying what he had said." https://t.co/61KtgHQfbr
— Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) August 27, 2019
Trump gave a joint news conference before departing the G7 summit, and he took questions.
— CNN (@CNN) August 27, 2019
He made at least eight false claims, seven of which he had made before. And he made at least five claims that were misleading, questionable or lacking in context. https://t.co/V49gkWUOxw
This China lie is the *second* time this summer that Trump has invented a conversation with a major power — on July 22, Trump falsely claimed that the Indian prime minister asked him to mediate in Kashmir. https://t.co/OG7DWnwF1M https://t.co/zndG5bqh35
— Eric Columbus (@EricColumbus) August 26, 2019
Some enterprising person should create a continually updated chronological list of all the loony things that Trump has said or done, and things that show his unfitness. This would include some of the most outrageously delusional falsehoods, but …. https://t.co/WhEx4bpmwK
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 26, 2019
President Trump was incorrect when he said the U.S. dollar is the strongest it's ever been. https://t.co/7s3SrsafYU pic.twitter.com/DoG25mhWoO
— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) August 25, 2019
.@realdonaldtrump has not provided any proof he's lost $3B-$5B by being president.
— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) August 26, 2019
For context: He used to tell @CrainsNewYork that his company took in $9.5B annually.
That wasn't remotely true.
Financial disclosures showed the real # was $700M or so.https://t.co/No27yhOEq7
Trump seems to believe that by saying something, he can make it so — a delusion that most people leave behind when they graduate from elementary school. My @PostOpinions column: https://t.co/gzIF6vrJHT
— Max Boot (@MaxBoot) August 26, 2019
The president is lying again about the US collecting money from tariffs. US importers and consumers pay the tariffs.
— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) August 26, 2019
He also made up a lie about his discussions with India’s PM Modi a few weeks ago when he claimed that Modi had asked him to mediate the Kashmir dispute. https://t.co/sfpw2RRg5V
— George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 26, 2019
Asked what his climate message is at the G7, Trump falsely claims "we are right now having the cleanest air and cleanest water on the planet." Neither claim is true. https://t.co/ZnRv3LXwOw pic.twitter.com/MgtijAwZDk
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 26, 2019
