You claim Perjury Trap Rudy?

[busterbrown]

Should be an easy one for you. Just tell your Client NOT TO FUCKING LIE !

But for Trump thats a hard road to travel ..


The fucking end!

[Sneederbunk]

1. Trump could not tell you what he had for breakfast without lying.

[pandr32]

2. tRump contradicts himself constantly

He has already given multiple versions of events so no matter what he says a lie is exposed. The trap is his own mouth.

[The Genealogist]

3. Trump's allergic to the truth

If his mouth is open, there are lies spilling out of it. I don't know if he could tell the truth literally to save his own life.

[Blue_true]

4. Good point.

Perjury only comes seriously into play if a person knowingly lies. Lying is different from mis speaking.

[kentuck]

5. Thanks to JHB cartoons!

[Frustratedlady]

6. I heard someone describe Trump's lies as enhancing the dialogue.

If he just said yes or no, he might be OK, but he tends to go into a long dialogue to make his reply more detailed (even though the details are false and gets him in trouble.). If he says yes or no and shuts up, he is usually lying and afraid you are going to ask more questions or prove that you know all about the subject AND know if he is lying.

Deep inside, he knows Mueller is more intelligent, but he can't resist the urge to take him on. It is pretty damned sad that his lawyers know he lies and have basically admitted it to the public.

Washington couldn't tell a lie and Trump can't tell the truth.