In sum, do I think future Justice Kavanaugh perjured himself?
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Q: Do you think Attorney General Jeff Sessions perjured himself?
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Nobody should ever be prosecuted by perjured testimony and false evidence.
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He compared that failure to the conscious use of perjured testimony.
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Some are already intimating that Sessions might have perjured himself before Congress.
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I mean, James Clapper -- James Clapper came before the Senate and perjured himself.
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He said Ms. Evans had perjured herself in front of the grand jury.
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Meanwhile, some Democrats have suggested that the claim Cohen perjured himself is misguided.
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The Times reported that House Democrats are now looking into whether Whitaker perjured himself.
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That allegation raised questions about whether Kavanaugh had perjured himself in his answers to Hirono.
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Clinton's statements to Congress about her email server to determine whether she had perjured herself.
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"Kavanaugh clearly presented perjured testimony under oath in front of millions of Americans," he added.
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Cosby's spokesman, Wyatt, said Jackson's statement would "let the world know" that Constand had perjured herself.
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He single-handedly instigated serious questions about his character, his temperament and whether he perjured himself.
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He may also have perjured himself during the course of recent, disturbingly partisan testimony before the Senate.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Meek says his initial conviction was based on Graham's perjured testimony.
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This means that Sessions almost certainly perjured himself when he denied such contact during his confirmation hearings.
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High-level officials have played word games, perjured themselves, or simply refused to answer in congressional testimony.
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"The House Intelligence Committee Democrats keep insisting I perjured myself -- that's a lie," he tells Tucker Carlson.
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The couple were convicted of espionage conspiracy, in part because of his perjured testimony, and were executed.
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He had an affair with that woman, a White House intern and then perjured himself in a deposition.
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Clinton perjured herself last fall when she testified before Congress about her use of a private email system.
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At the time of Kavanaugh's confirmation, Democrats raised concerns that he may have perjured himself on several occasions.
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"The Democrats' lawyers have perjured themselves and perpetrated a fraud before the court," he wrote in a text message.
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Asked if he thought Sessions perjured himself before Congress, Schumer said he would leave that question to the experts.
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His hand-picked attorney general perjured himself and has pushed outdated criminal justice policies opposed by many in both parties.
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If the tapes on which Furhman says the explicative are played for the jury, they'll know that he perjured himself.
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But the attorney general still faces allegations from Democrats, who say that he perjured himself during last year's confirmation hearings.
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Giuliani claimed Yovanovitch perjured herself during her congressional testimony last month and that she should be charged with obstruction of justice.
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"It's hard to come to any other conclusion than he just perjured himself," the Democratic member of the Senate Judiciary committee said.
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Al Franken on AG Jeff Sessions: "It's hard to come to any other conclusion than he just perjured himself," Franken tells CNN.
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The Utah Republican then asked if the FBI had investigated whether Clinton perjured herself when addressing the server while testifying to Congress.
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However, it would be up to the White House to direct the FBI to dig deeper into whether Kavanaugh may have perjured himself.
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Carrie Goldberg, Ms. Evans's lawyer, said her client's statements had been consistent and criticized Mr. Brafman for suggesting Ms. Evans had perjured herself.
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In her first public statement after the verdict, issued by Wyatt, Camille claimed Constand's testimony was "perjured" and that she was motivated by money.
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In particular, the Republicans alleged that Cohen may have perjured himself when he said he did not want to work in the White House.
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Since nominees are under oath when answering the committee's questions, lying about past sexual misconduct allegations means a nominee will have also perjured themselves.
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Soon, Margaery's brother Loras was imprisoned by the Faith for his homosexuality, and when Margaery perjured herself to cover it up, she was arrested, too.
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After his conviction she issued a statement calling for criminal investigation of the prosecutors and saying she believed Constand had "perjured" herself with false testimony.
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This will likely produce another disappointing finding (Clinton may have presented facts in a misleading way, but there's no reason to believe she perjured herself).
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The lawsuit also says Trump perjured himself when he signed the foundation's incorporation paperwork because of the IRS prohibition of charities participating in political campaigns.
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One of the multiple sexual assault charges against Weinstein was dismissed in October after accuser Lucia Evans may have perjured herself before the grand jury.
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And the fact he repeatedly denied any and allegations against him have led to new questions over whether Kavanaugh may have perjured himself, as well.
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But some Democrats have begun to question whether Sondland, a Republican donor, perjured himself during his closed-door testimony to impeachment investigators earlier this month.
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Beyond the fact that the prosecution's star witness perjured himself, he also seems to be the beating heart of the systemic racism that plagues the department.
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At the time of his confirmation, Democrats questioned Kavanaugh's honesty in his answers and were concerned that Kavanaugh likely perjured himself several times during the proceedings.
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After the verdict she issued a statement through Wyatt calling for criminal investigation of the prosecutors and saying she believed Constand had "perjured" herself with false testimony.
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I firmly believe her recent testimony during trial was perjured; as was shown at trial, it was unsupported by any evidence and riddled with innumerable, dishonest contradictions.
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"Given the fact that there's clear evidence that he perjured himself, which there is, then I think it's perfectly appropriate for legislative bodies to investigate," he said.
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After the verdict she issued a statement through a spokesman calling for criminal investigation of the prosecutors and saying she believed Constand had "perjured" herself with false testimony.
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" He continued: "If the jury accepted the perjured police testimony as true, it necessarily would have concluded that the defendants were lying when they testified to the contrary.
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Simmons claims today that the lenient sentence is proof that he was working for the C.I.A. He also claims he perjured himself to cover up for his C.I.A. work.
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Mr. Baroni, prosecutors said, also perjured himself during his trial, maintaining that the lane closings were part of a traffic study, when in fact it was motivated by politics.
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Gardner's office indicted Greitens on felony invasion of privacy charges in February 2018 but dropped the charges shortly after Greitens's attorneys alleged Tisaby had perjured himself during a deposition.
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Over the course of this case, Baptiste perjured herself, concealed, destroyed and falsified key evidence, and demonstrated her contempt for the legal system by systematically violating numerous court orders.
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Corsi told reporters that he maintains his innocence and refuses to support an accusation he says was included in the plea deal: that he perjured himself in front of a grand jury.
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Jerry Nadler (D-NY), who is likely to become the House Judiciary Committee chair, has promised an investigation into whether Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh perjured himself in testimony to the Senate.
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A decade later, after doggedly pursuing protracted appeals pro bono, he persuaded a federal court to overturn the convictions and rule that perjured testimony by the police had rendered the trial fundamentally unfair.
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Two leading House Republicans have formally requested that the FBI open an investigation into whether Clinton perjured herself before Congress, while others have demanded to know whether she violated federal record-keeping laws.
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In her first public statement after the April 26 verdict, issued by Cosby's spokesman, Andrew Wyatt, Camille Cosby also claimed victim Andrea Constand's testimony was "perjured" and that she was motivated by money.
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Suppose that prosecutors showed that a justice perjured himself at his confirmation hearing — a crime that is, admittedly, very difficult to prove — and he is sentenced to some amount of time in prison.
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Sondland's goal Wednesday was clearly to get the heat off himself — he was widely viewed as the least credible of the closed-door witnesses, and some Democrats even said he may have perjured himself.
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Some Democrats have begun to raise the specter that Sondland, a Republican donor who is Trump's representative to the European Union, perjured himself during his closed-door testimony to impeachment investigators earlier this month.
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But this isn't Watergate — the attempted bugging of DNC headquarters that toppled President Richard Nixon by exposing his disparaging remarks about Jews and blacks, proving that he perjured himself, and revealing an immense criminal conspiracy.
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"We are pleased that the Brooklyn DA has finally acknowledged that [Chambers] repeatedly lied and perjured herself, although they have known this for more than one year," Bederow said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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I came to the conclusion that the person who perjured himself to get me convicted, a police officer, thought he was doing the right thing, and I couldn't judge him because that's not my place.
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Al Franken and Patrick Leahy -- who initially pressed Sessions in his confirmation hearings on Russian contacts -- wrote to Comey seeking an investigation into whether Sessions perjured himself when he said he had no contacts. 2.
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Cochran presented alternative theories: He posited that Mark Furhman (Steven Pasquale) — a proven racist who perjured himself on the witness stand — had planted the gloves Simpson allegedly wore during the murders at both crime scenes.
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Politico reports that Democrats have begun discussing whether Gordon Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union and a central figure in the Ukraine scandal, perjured himself in his interview with impeachment investigators a few weeks ago.
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If Sessions perjured himself in a confirmation hearing, that's an insult to the integrity of Congress — especially if he's then turning around and accusing James Comey of committing perjury before the Senate Intelligence Committee last week.
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But a combination of bureaucratic delays caused by the government shutdown and an allegation by prosecutors that Turner perjured himself at trial made it clear he was months away—if not longer—from a reprieve, Richards said.
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Jane and I spent three years reporting and unearthing new information that shattered this silly myth, which was just Washington's way of avoiding painful truths, like the fact that a sitting Supreme Court judge had perjured himself.
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In contrast to Mr. Felsher's first appearance before the grand jury, when he perjured himself — "I was panicked, I was terrorized," he recalled — his testimony to a second grand jury and before the subcommittee seemed refreshingly frank.
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Trump's allies initially believed Sondland would provide exculpatory evidence to boost the president's case, but subsequent witnesses had contradicted many of Sondland's claims — and Democratic lawmakers even questioned whether he had perjured himself, likely prompting Sondland's addendum.
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" He added, "Aside from indications that this is a perjured witness, one wonders at the timing of the case, when de Lima is about to face the Senate inquiry on her alleged involvement in the illegal drug case.
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Instead, [he] perjured himself at trial, testifying he did not know the victim, had never seen him before, took no part in the murder, and had no reason to be angry with him or wish to harm him.
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He asked whether the FBI had investigated whether Clinton perjured herself during her testimony to the Select Committee on Benghazi last fall, when she insisted her emails were not classified at the time she sent or received them.
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Senate Democrats are pushing for more witnesses to be interviewed in the FBI's sexual misconduct investigation of Brett Kavanaugh, but they are largely sidestepping a big issue for their base: whether the Supreme Court nominee potentially perjured himself.
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I won't go all the way back and through all of the details of 1991, but I will remind you that after the hearings, 70 percent — or at least a pretty wide majority of people — thought that I had perjured myself.
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After learning three months later that Credico had been subpoenaed to testify before the committee, Stone allegedly urged him to "do a 'Frank Pentangeli'" — a reference to the mobster in "The Godfather" — in order to avoid revealing that Stone had perjured himself.
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Indeed, by the time he'd been in the job for several years, Starr began investigating whether President Clinton had perjured himself in a deposition for a sexual harassment lawsuit when he had said that he didn't have "sexual relations" with Monica Lewinsky.
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Despite being one of their former colleagues, Sessions has sparked the ire of Democratic lawmakers in particular, who say he may have perjured himself when he testified in his confirmation hearing that he never had any communications with Russians during the campaign.
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Additionally, if Kavanaugh denied a meeting and evidence later emerges that one did happen, he could very well have perjured himself, and it's possible Harris was putting him on the spot in order to catch him on the issue while he's under oath.
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The bureau, through the White House physician, had blood drawn from the president to match the DNA on Lewinsky's blue dress — evidence that the president perjured himself under oath about sex, opening the door to his impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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They told both the special counsel and the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, that Mr. Comey perjured himself and illegally leaked information, making the claims repeatedly in previously unreported letters described to The Times by several people who have seen them.
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The Hill reports that the House Judiciary Committee is set to hold a hearing next month with FBI officials, as part of an effort to build a case that Clinton perjured herself during that epic 11-hour hearing before the Benghazi Committee last October.
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The New York Times also reported Tuesday that House Democrats are examining whether former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker perjured himself by telling a congressional committee this month that Trump never pressured him about various investigations — including the Manhattan federal probe into hush money payments.
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If the eldest son of the president truly perjured himself, as some liberal pundits have suggested, Americans would have found out about that long ago through Mueller, who had access to his testimony and showed no hesitation about charging other people with lying to Congress.
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Mr. Comey, the site said, might have perjured himself if he had claimed in a memo — as outlets including The New York Times have reported — that Mr. Trump pressured him to call off an investigation into Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
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" Tacopina goes on ... "In spite of the recommendations from the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, which was supported by Governor Tom Wolf, the judge continues to stand alone in supporting Officer Reginald Graham's perjured testimony as well as his criminal behavior that has been documented.
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Yes, there are a number of remarkable assertions in the document, including that Comey perjured himself by lying about Trump demanding his loyalty and that executive privilege covers both Comey's written memos about his interactions with Trump and his decision to testify before Congress about those interactions.
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"They did what occurs in courtrooms around America on a daily basis when the Government is in the wrong or knowingly presents perjured testimony that contributes to wrongfully convicting a person—they turn a blind eye to the truth and justice and back perjury," he said.
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On Monday, US Representatives Jason Chaffetz of Utah and Bob Goodlatte of Virginia—both prominent House Republicans—sent a letter to the US attorney for Washington, DC, explaining exactly how they thought Clinton lied, following their request last month that the FBI look into allegations that Clinton perjured herself.
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It seems that if there's any crime or even wrongdoing that's most likely to be nailed down in the span of a week or so, might be that he perjured himself, but it's not clear the FBI would have the time to show that or be permitted to.
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"I think a jury presented with evidence that he did have meetings with the Russians during the relevant time period could conclude that he perjured himself in front of the Senate committee," Stuart Green, a law professor at Rutgers who studies the law of lying, wrote via email.
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And we now know for sure that Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE perjured himself during his Senate confirmation hearings. Twice.
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Davis also slammed suggestions by Trump and his Republican supporters that Cohen perjured himself in testimony before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Wednesday by testifying that he didn't want to work in the White House, accusing them of diversionary tactics to distract from allegations Cohen made against Trump.
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WASHINGTON — Two Democratic senators disclosed on Thursday that they had asked James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, to open a criminal investigation into whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions perjured himself when he falsely said at his confirmation hearing that he "did not have communications with the Russians" last year.
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It's the same drive that led to Bill Clinton's impeachment trial on the grounds that he had perjured himself to try to cover up an affair that was uncovered in an investigation that was originally supposed to be looking into a years-old Arkansas land deal on which the Clintons had lost money.
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Al Franken, however, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead" Tuesday that he believes Sessions committed perjury during his confirmation hearing when he did not disclose previous meetings with a Russian ambassador to the US. Whitehouse said it is not yet clear if Sessions perjured himself, but requiring him to answer more questions could provide some clarity.
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Nadler, who would become committee chairman if Democrats win back the House, made it clear he would like to do a thorough investigation into both the sexual assault and misconduct allegations brought by Christine Blasey Ford and other women, as well as claims that Kavanaugh perjured himself in sworn testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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And so, that would mean that if she&aposs telling the truth and he is not, and they&aposve perjured himself, plus, driven by animus and bias he may have used his office to clear Hillary Clinton for political reasons and launched the investigation to frame Donald Trump which would be obstruction of justice and abuse of power.
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Who would want this spoiled man pieced together on a foundation of repressed anger and circumscribed privilege — this man who quite plausibly was the teenage drunk near-suffocating Christine Blasey Ford as he ground his body against hers, this man who may now have perjured himself — occupying a place for life on the highest court in the land?
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Democrats also unsuccessfully moved to immediately release the transcripts to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, Schiff said, pointing to concerns that some witnesses may have testified falsely and perjured themselves.
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On Tuesday, he claimed he had "acquired evidence she perjured herself" before the House Intelligence Committee and promoted a baseless GOP conspiracy theory that Ukraine helped the Democrats in the 2016 election "Yovanovitch needed to be removed for many reasons most critical she was denying visas to Ukrainians who wanted to come to U.S. and explain Dem corruption in Ukraine," he tweeted.
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In a letter to the DC and Virginia bars, Lieu and Rice charge that, in light of Mueller's March 27 letter to the attorney general, Barr "at best misled Congress and at worst perjured himself" when he testified in mid-April -- prior to the release of the Mueller report -- that he did not know what was behind reports that members of Mueller's team were frustrated. Rep.
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The case drew national attention, and last December a former federal prosecutor and deputy attorney general under President Bill Clinton, Philip Heymann, took to the pages of the The Washington Post to blast Rubashkin's conviction, which he said was "based on perjured testimony and prosecutorial misconduct." adding that more than 100 former Justice Department officials, including former attorneys general, also felt the case against Rubashkin was unjust.
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Chaffetz, along with House Judicial Committee Chairman Bob GoodlatteRobert (Bob) William GoodlatteImmigrant advocacy groups shouldn't be opposing Trump's raids Top Republican releases full transcript of Bruce Ohr interview It's time for Congress to pass an anti-cruelty statute MORE (R-Va.), has also issued a formal referral to Phillips asking him to investigate whether Clinton perjured herself during her marathon testimony before the Benghazi panel.
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Rep. Tom Marino (R-Pa.) asserted on Tuesday that former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE perjured herself when testifying before Congress about her private email server and accused the Obama administration of suppressing the FBI's investigation.
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I mean it&aposs not illegal to lie to the news media, it&aposs not illegal to lie to the New York Times and the president, of course, hasn&apost spoken to Bob Mueller and as Rudy Giuliani continually reminds us, one of the reasons he hasn&apost spoken to Bob Mueller, one the reasons his legal team has been restraining that is because they don&apost want him to be perjured, to perjure himself.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenDefense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Lobbying groups ask Congress for help on Trump tariffs MORE (D-Ore.) placed a hold on Jorjani's confirmation in July after he asked the OIG for an investigation into whether the nominee perjured himself during his confirmation hearing for saying he does not review FOIAs.
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Raja KrishnamoorthiSubramanian (Raja) Raja KrishnamoorthiOvernight Health Care: Oversight chair plans to call drug executives to testify on costs | Biden airs anti-'Medicare for All' video | House panel claims Juul deliberately targeted kids House panel claims Juul deliberately targeted children, teens Dem lawmaker asks Mueller if Trump administration was vulnerable to blackmail MORE (D-Ill.), a member of the Oversight and Reform Committee as well as the Intelligence Committee, said Thursday that Cummings is a very "careful person" who likely will want to look at all of the facts before deciding whether Cohen perjured himself.
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