Trump Lied Under Oath 30 times in 2 days in a Lawsuit he Lost Very Badly

[Bladewire]

So if/when Trump does end up under oath, don't expect the asshole to respect the oath, or the truth.

?I try and be truthful,? Trump said. ?I?m no different from a politician running for office. You always want to put the best foot forward.?

"Thirty times, they caught him.

Trump had misstated sales at his condo buildings. Inflated the price of membership at one of his golf clubs. Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees."

------

BUSTED: Trump told 30 lies in two days during his deposition about his ?billionaire? claims |
Washington Post

For two straight days, they asked Trump question after question that touched on the same theme: Trump?s honesty.

The lawyers confronted the mogul with his past statements ? and with his company?s internal documents, which often showed those statements had been incorrect or invented. The lawyers were relentless. Trump, the bigger-than-life mogul, was vulnerable ? cornered, out-prepared and under oath.

Thirty times, they caught him.

Trump had misstated sales at his condo buildings. Inflated the price of membership at one of his golf clubs. Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees.

That deposition ? 170 transcribed pages ? offers extraordinary insights into Trump?s relationship with the truth. Trump?s falsehoods were unstrategic ? needless, highly specific, easy to disprove. When caught, Trump sometimes blamed others for the error or explained that the untrue thing really was true, in his mind, because he saw the situation more positively than others did.

?Have you ever lied in public statements about your properties?? the lawyer asked.

?I try and be truthful,? Trump said. ?I?m no different from a politician running for office. You always want to put the best foot forward.?

In his presidential campaign, Trump has sought to make his truth-telling a selling point. He nicknamed his main Republican opponent ?Lyin? Ted? Cruz. He called his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, ?A PATHOLOGICAL LIAR!? in a recent Twitter message. ?I will present the facts plainly and honestly,? he said in the opening of his speech at the Republican National Convention. ?We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore.?

Trump has had a habit of telling demonstrable untruths during his presidential campaign. The Washington Post?s Fact Checker has awarded him four Pinocchios ? the maximum a statement can receive ? 39 times since he announced his bid last summer. In many cases, his statements echo those in the 2007 deposition: They are specific, checkable ? and wrong.

Trump said he opposed the Iraq War at the start. He didn?t. He said he?d never mocked a disabled New York Times reporter. He had. Trump also said the National Football League had sent him a letter, objecting to a presidential debate that was scheduled for the same time as a football game. It hadn?t.

[Busty2]

He is just not a liar he's also a Sociopath

What is the Difference Between a Sociopath, a Compulsive, a Pathological, a Chronic, and a Habitual Liar?
A Sociopath
A sociopath is typically defined as someone who lies incessantly to get their way and does so with little concern for others. A sociopath is often goal-oriented (i.e., lying is focused?it is done to get one?s way). Sociopaths have little regard or respect for the rights and feelings of others. Sociopaths are often charming and charismatic, but they use their talented social skills in manipulative and self-centered ways (see lovefraud, for more on sociopaths). I think this sounds very much like Chump ?


Compulsive Liar
A compulsive liar is defined as someone who lies out of habit. Lying is their normal and reflexive way of responding to questions. Compulsive liars bend the truth about everything, large and small. For a compulsive liar, telling the truth is very awkward and uncomfortable while lying feels right. Compulsive lying is usually thought to develop in early childhood, due to being placed in an environment where lying was necessary. For the most part, compulsive liars are not overly manipulative and cunning (unlike sociopaths), rather they simply lie out of habit?an automatic response which is hard to break and one that takes its toll on a relationship (see

[Bladewire]

Originally Posted by Busty2

He is just not a liar he's also a Sociopath

What is the Difference Between a Sociopath, a Compulsive, a Pathological, a Chronic, and a Habitual Liar?
A Sociopath
A sociopath is typically defined as someone who lies incessantly to get their way and does so with little concern for others. A sociopath is often goal-oriented (i.e., lying is focused?it is done to get one?s way). Sociopaths have little regard or respect for the rights and feelings of others. Sociopaths are often charming and charismatic, but they use their talented social skills in manipulative and self-centered ways (see lovefraud, for more on sociopaths). I think this sounds very much like Chump ?


Compulsive Liar
A compulsive liar is defined as someone who lies out of habit. Lying is their normal and reflexive way of responding to questions. Compulsive liars bend the truth about everything, large and small. For a compulsive liar, telling the truth is very awkward and uncomfortable while lying feels right. Compulsive lying is usually thought to develop in early childhood, due to being placed in an environment where lying was necessary. For the most part, compulsive liars are not overly manipulative and cunning (unlike sociopaths), rather they simply lie out of habit?an automatic response which is hard to break and one that takes its toll on a relationship (see

Great insight! He lies when he doesn't need to, over trivial things he can't help himself. Sad way to end your life, 70 year old obese compulsive liar. Such a shame

[AMDWarrior]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

So if/when Trump does end up under oath, don't expect the asshole to respect the oath, or the truth.

?I try and be truthful,? Trump said. ?I?m no different from a politician running for office. You always want to put the best foot forward.?

"Thirty times, they caught him.

Trump had misstated sales at his condo buildings. Inflated the price of membership at one of his golf clubs. Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees."

------

BUSTED: Trump told 30 lies in two days during his deposition about his ?billionaire? claims |
Washington Post

For two straight days, they asked Trump question after question that touched on the same theme: Trump?s honesty.

The lawyers confronted the mogul with his past statements ? and with his company?s internal documents, which often showed those statements had been incorrect or invented. The lawyers were relentless. Trump, the bigger-than-life mogul, was vulnerable ? cornered, out-prepared and under oath.

Thirty times, they caught him.

Trump had misstated sales at his condo buildings. Inflated the price of membership at one of his golf clubs. Overstated the depth of his past debts and the number of his employees.

That deposition ? 170 transcribed pages ? offers extraordinary insights into Trump?s relationship with the truth. Trump?s falsehoods were unstrategic ? needless, highly specific, easy to disprove. When caught, Trump sometimes blamed others for the error or explained that the untrue thing really was true, in his mind, because he saw the situation more positively than others did.

?Have you ever lied in public statements about your properties?? the lawyer asked.

?I try and be truthful,? Trump said. ?I?m no different from a politician running for office. You always want to put the best foot forward.?

In his presidential campaign, Trump has sought to make his truth-telling a selling point. He nicknamed his main Republican opponent ?Lyin? Ted? Cruz. He called his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, ?A PATHOLOGICAL LIAR!? in a recent Twitter message. ?I will present the facts plainly and honestly,? he said in the opening of his speech at the Republican National Convention. ?We cannot afford to be so politically correct anymore.?

Trump has had a habit of telling demonstrable untruths during his presidential campaign. The Washington Post?s Fact Checker has awarded him four Pinocchios ? the maximum a statement can receive ? 39 times since he announced his bid last summer. In many cases, his statements echo those in the 2007 deposition: They are specific, checkable ? and wrong.

Trump said he opposed the Iraq War at the start. He didn?t. He said he?d never mocked a disabled New York Times reporter. He had. Trump also said the National Football League had sent him a letter, objecting to a presidential debate that was scheduled for the same time as a football game. It hadn?t.

Aww poor pussy..

[Bladewire]

^^^ Doesn't care Trump lies under oath. No morals, no mind of his own

[Bladewire]

30 lies in 2 days is a lot of lying under oath

[poncabare]

get a life

[bronco67]

Of course he says he'll testify under oath...because he'll just lie his ass off and has no qualms about it whatsoever.

[Bladewire]

Originally Posted by bronco67

Of course he says he'll testify under oath...because he'll just lie his ass off and has no qualms about it whatsoever.

He'll testify like he'll show us his taxes remember? Delay, delay, deflate another tactic if his. He'll say that the majority of his supporters don't want him to testify so, they want hi to "work on creating jobs", same thing he did with his taxes. The same thing he did with Obama's birth certificate "investigation"

on a side note

[JFK]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

30 lies in 2 days is a lot of lying under oath

he probably believes it to be true

[nico-t]

Originally Posted by poncabare

get a life

[Barry-xlovecam]

Trump sued me, then had to acknowledge 30 times during a deposition that he had lied over the years about a wide range of issues.

Well, that’s interesting.

A decade ago, my lawyers questioned Trump under oath during a deposition in a libel case he filed against me for a biography I wrote, “TrumpNation.” (Trump lost the case in 2011.) Trump had to acknowledge 30 times during that deposition that he had lied over the years about a wide range of issues: his ownership stake in a large Manhattan real estate development; the cost of a membership to one of his golf clubs; the size of the Trump Organization; his wealth; the rate for his speaking appearances; how many condos he had sold; the debt he owed, and whether he borrowed money from his family to stave off personal bankruptcy.

Trump also lied during the deposition about his business relationships with organized crime figures.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/artic...imothy-o-brien

"This column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners."

File your lawsuit -- we are waiting

[candyflip]

Originally Posted by Bladewire

30 lies in 2 days is a lot of lying under oath

He didn't lie under oath, but comprehension doesn't seem to be your strong suit.

While under oath, they got him to admit that he had lied about certain things in the past. That's much different that lying under oath. Nice try though.

It still blows my mind that you sit around here arguing politics all day. Wouldn't you rather be out sucking some dick or something?

[Barry-xlovecam]

Trump LOST <next case!>

[Bladewire]

Trump lying under oath in deposition last year

His son is a liar too

[Acepimp]

More fake news from Bladewire!

It was sorta funny but now it's just sad.

The liberal lunatics believe any dumb story from the Washington Compost.

Keep entertaining us, Bladewire!

[Bladewire]

^^^^^^ TRIGGERED! Calls Trumps taped testimony "Fake News"