There's no dishonesty off switch for Trump; he lies not only to average citizens but to audiences who know he's making most of this stuff up. He made 25 false claims at his NC rally last week — and, also, 22 in his speech to the House Republican Retreat. https://t.co/zuxdiLieBB

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 18, 2019

Trump made at least 26 false claims at his rally last night.

That’s 26 I can immediately call false without doing additional research, because he’s said them before or because they’re so obvious. https://t.co/0LRrYRx2rX

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 17, 2019

Committee Republicans and Corey Lewandowski have both claimed that Trump was never notified that Russia was interfering with the 2016 election.

This is not true.

Trump received his first intelligence briefing on 17 Aug. 2016. The hacking and theft of Dem emails was covered.

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) September 17, 2019

Eric Trump’s Four-Pinocchio claim that the Obamacare website cost more than Trump’s border barrier https://t.co/PBYmcw2YJC

— Catherine Rampell (@crampell) September 16, 2019

>> @ddale8's latest: "Trump criticizes the media for accurately reporting his comments on meeting with Iran"https://t.co/5ffgkiIISQ

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 16, 2019

Trump used his Twitter account to boost a baseless smear claiming that @IlhanMN partied on the anniversary of 9/11, a claim that’s based on footage of her dancing that wasn’t actually taken from that day https://t.co/7Y5oBKZnkL

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) September 18, 2019

A Twitter spokesperson tells @donie that Terrence K. Williams deleted the tweet that smeared Omar — Twitter did not remove it. (Trump's tweet promoting the now-deleted smear remains active.)

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 18, 2019

Rep. Ilhan Omar said Trump's retweet of a video falsely claiming she celebrated the anniversary of 9/11 "puts [her] life at risk."

Twitter is currently looking into the matter.https://t.co/R7V0t7bGpv

— Axios (@axios) September 18, 2019

Since July, I've written stories on Trump falsely accusing Omar of calling Jews evil, Trump falsely accusing Omar of saying Al Qaeda makes her proud, and Trump sharing a tweet falsely accusing Omar of dancing on the anniversary of 9/11.

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 18, 2019

1/ Anatomy of a smear: progressive activist @AdamGreen posts on Sept 13, at a reception for the Congressional Black Caucus annual legislative conference, video of @IlhanMN dancing:https://t.co/sYFKN76rto

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) September 18, 2019

If anyone is still wondering, this is the event where Rep. Ilhan Omar was dancing, on September 13. The president, who has repeatedly smeared Omar, promoted a video claiming she was dancing on the September 11 anniversary. pic.twitter.com/G20rzLHV3F

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 18, 2019

On the retweet Trump did, which falsely claimed she was dancing around 9/11 – this appears to be yet another in a four year effort to validate his debunked claim of seeing “thousands” of cheering Muslims in NJ that day. https://t.co/HuSxExLPGt

— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 18, 2019

Trump made 62 false claims last week. There were some weird ones. My breakdown and full list with @tarasubramaniam: https://t.co/mPe7Vsn4Uv

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 4, 2019

The #1 venue for Trump's false claims over the last six weeks: his exchanges with reporters, many of them in front of the Marine One helicopter.

That's partly just because he's letting these "Chopper Talk" sessions run very long, but still notable. https://t.co/AUApkQ5r1q pic.twitter.com/vSo6DiOlc4

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 31, 2019

Six weeks, 328 false claims. Breaking down Trump's dishonesty | Analysis https://t.co/A6mhr5P2si pic.twitter.com/OFLoz5LkFK

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) September 2, 2019

President Donald Trump on the existence of Category 5 hurricanes, 2017-2019. pic.twitter.com/IRRny20hfp

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 1, 2019

A freaking Sharpie? https://t.co/rNVDUP96Lk

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) September 4, 2019

I wrote about the Trump Sharpie-hurricane map and, more broadly, how it reinforces Trump's refusal to concede to reality. https://t.co/YsTVhgKdiA

— Philip Bump (@pbump) September 4, 2019

A source familiar with the matter says DHS did not provide the altered map Trump showed in the Oval.
“The map was not brought by DHS for this briefing,” the source said. https://t.co/oKeXF89A61

— Jeremy Diamond (@JDiamond1) September 4, 2019

As a hurricane moves along the eastern United States and residents are told to heed all warnings from government officials, the President appears to have publicly displayed an altered map of the hurricane's trajectory with portions of Alabama circled with a Sharpie pic.twitter.com/0UJmJnDKYA

— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) September 4, 2019

President Trump says he doesn’t know about the hurricane map being altered by a Sharpie. He also insisted there are “other, better maps” that show Alabama was in the area that could be affected by Hurricane Dorian, though the weather service said that’s not true.

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) September 4, 2019

Here's why the Alabama/Dorian story matters, especially with Trump showing off a distorted map today: The president spread false info during an emergency situation three times in one day. Then insisted he was right when he was corrected. https://t.co/1XOYGkMhMh

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) September 4, 2019

Reporter just asked Trump about the map: "It looked like someone took a Sharpie…."

Trump: "I don't know. I don't know." (But Potus insists several times that Alabama was in the Dorian's path despite evidence to contrary.) https://t.co/2S92ndpnB1

— David Nakamura (@DavidNakamura) September 4, 2019

The President held up a fake and doctored hurricane forecast map from the National Hurricane Center today to try and substantiate his claim that Hurricane Dorian would hit Alabama.

That's the facts: https://t.co/icyHuq3TfX

— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) September 4, 2019

As #Dorian approached, @realdonaldtrump spread misinformation about Alabama. Within minutes @NWSBirmingham corrected Trump without mentioning him by name. https://t.co/x0LjbdRmu3 pic.twitter.com/5YgFFdnq0c

— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) September 4, 2019

Perhaps not a great idea for the White House to be showing the country fake hurricane tracking maps while Dorian remains an active storm. https://t.co/TmCbJ8j4k4

— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) September 4, 2019

Trump intended to tweet at Jonathan Karl, the chief White House correspondent for ABC News. He instead tagged Johnathan Carl, a Kentucky pastor and veteran. https://t.co/rfe02BI6gs

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) September 3, 2019

The most notable thing to me about Trump's dishonesty this summer: immigration, usually by far his #1 subject of false claims, has been only #5. #1 has been the economy — mostly trade-related claims. https://t.co/AUApkQ5r1q pic.twitter.com/rV8ZYl8ezZ

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 31, 2019

Trump has been saying since 2017 that he doesn’t know if he’s heard of a Category 5 hurricane, even as he’s heard of additional Category 5 hurricanes. https://t.co/4TEY2GDFU5

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) September 1, 2019

NEW: Trump misleads about NC Democratic candidate Dan McCready's immigration stances. https://t.co/LmvDsp2vuB

— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) August 31, 2019

But okay—how about when he claimed that he didn’t say “Tim Apple,” but actually said “Tim Cook Apple,” really fast, which, of course, he didn’t, and then when everyone laughed at him because it was on tape, he said he intentionally said “Tim Apple” to save time.

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 31, 2019

The dollar is not the strongest in history. There’s a measure, the broad, nominal trade-weighted index, where it’s around a high, but experts say it’s meaningless given how it’s affected by inflation in Venezuela etc. Other indices (https://t.co/jWVqssQSKK) nowhere near a high. pic.twitter.com/2HkY1sCHRU

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 30, 2019

President Trump's aides said he lied about calls from China in order to manipulate the markets, according to CNN. Wow. https://t.co/oYyxKVmmc2

— Josh Rogin (@joshrogin) August 30, 2019

There was the insane lie Trump told in front of the Pakistani PM that PM Modi of India had asked Trump to mediate Kashmir, which no Indian gov’t would ever do. India flipped out, basically calling Trump a liar. https://t.co/hkLCigD8rE

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) August 31, 2019

List of people who claimed this week that Trump has never lied:

-Kayleigh McEnany
-Stephanie Grisham
-Stuart Varneyhttps://t.co/yNxH2yDp1J

— Aaron Blake (@AaronBlake) August 30, 2019

Analysis: Nobody around Trump has ever seen him lie https://t.co/clfqAeac8q

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 29, 2019

So awk https://t.co/oEyoXc6Qqq

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) August 30, 2019

Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney proclaimed with a straight face on Friday morning that Trump has never lied to the American people https://t.co/YyAPtTZdn7

— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) August 30, 2019

Trump lies, then his inner circle lies about the lying… pic.twitter.com/RJdvfZo5nu

— Christopher C. Cuomo (@ChrisCuomo) August 30, 2019

"I don't think they're lies. … I think the President communicates in a way that some people, especially the media, aren't necessarily comfortable with. A lot of times they take him so literally." — Stephanie Grishamhttps://t.co/kIaycIJEW3

— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) August 29, 2019

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:
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

— PolitiFact (@PolitiFact) August 27, 2019

Trump said while meeting with Merkel yesterday that of ISIS prisoners held in Syria, "They came from Europe, in almost all cases."

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

— Daniel Dale (@ddale8) August 27, 2019

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.

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

— CNN (@CNN) August 27, 2019

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.
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

— David Fahrenthold (@Fahrenthold) August 26, 2019

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