President Trump seemingly cannot tell the truth — about anything.
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Can anyone in your family tell the truth about anything?
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Today, I'm here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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Today, I'm here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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When a writer is born into a family, the family is finished, not just because the child is bound to tell the truth about her parents but because she must tell the truth about herself.
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And also, Alexander didn&apost tell the truth about it either.
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So Chip threatens to tell the truth about the accident. Twist!
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Will Jessica tell the truth about that night at the party?
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Today, I am here to tell the truth about Mr. Trump.
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"Fundamentally, the oil industry didn't tell the truth about this," he said.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump are afraid to tell the truth about spending.
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I just tell the truth about them and they think it's hell.
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"Elizabeth Warren can't tell the truth about anything," said Judy Leigh, 70.
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Would Donald Trump tell the truth about a terrorist attack on American soil?
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But did it tell the truth about all of the men on it?
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It's time to tell the truth about the relative merits of this minor art.
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Will somebody come on TV and tell the truth about how bad it is?
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The other's a political huckster who has yet to tell the truth about anything.
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It we want to protect the quality of life for all American, women, children, gays and straight, Jews and Christians, then we need to tell the truth about radical Islam, then we need to tell the truth about radical Jews and Christians.
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Tell the truth about it now—if only in your journal—to reap amazing rewards.
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"Can anybody tell the truth about it?" asked one Twitter poster, Ali Y Al-Baroodi.
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While THEY lie about the threat, WE need to tell the truth about the danger.
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Avenatti said he believed Cohen would help his case and tell the truth about Trump.
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Flynn's failure to tell the truth about those calls led to the request for his resignation.
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While on the stand, characters are forced to tell the truth about their experiences with Hannah.
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He considered it his life's work to tell the truth about war—no matter the price.
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A witty dining companion perhaps, but ultimately pitiful because he can't tell the truth about himself.
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We know that Trump Jr. didn't initially tell the truth about the impetus for the meeting.
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We felt it was time to tell the truth about the condition that Otto was in.
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"He didn't tell the truth about meeting with the Russians, so he recused himself," Schumer said.
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"I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening," Ghosn wrote, without giving further details.
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We need to tell the truth about radical Islam and we need to do it now.
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Trump Jr. didn't tell the truth about the meeting when he was found out -- he said the focus was on adoptions -- and both he and the President didn't tell the truth about who wrote the statement from Trump Jr. to The New York Times about the meeting.
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James Corden would rather tell the truth about Kanye West than eat a 1,000-year-old egg.
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"The Secretary of Homeland Security did not tell the truth about who created this problem," Brzezinski wrote.
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After talking to his father, he announced to police he would "tell the truth" about the deaths.
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But until the Christian church can tell the truth about itself, freedom will remain but a prayer.
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" Protesters in Moscow's Gagarin Square chanted, "Tell the truth about the nuclear-winter phenomenon to our people.
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Instead, he said, he chose to tell the truth about a government he no longer believed in.
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There is a way to tell the truth about you without you, it's just a lot more work.
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Her kids are there, as is her father — whom Frances decides to tell the truth about the divorce.
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It's been a way to tell the truth about my experience, but in a way that protects me.
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The former FBI director said it's because he didn't trust Trump to tell the truth about their meetings.
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"To address the climate crisis, we must tell the truth about the nature of this threat," said Blumenauer.
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They don't tell the truth about what's really happening to women, for example, so they get the job.
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"I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening," Mr. Ghosn said, in English and in Japanese.
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"It is vitally important that Mbeki tell the truth about AIDS," Dr. Wainberg said before Mr. Mbeki's speech.
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"Rod Rosenstein must come before Congress this week, under oath, and tell the truth about his alleged statements."
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" Schumer said he called for Sessions to step down when he "didn't tell the truth about the Russians.
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We are here to tell the truth about our stories, and occasionally that means other people's stories by association.
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I think it is plain and simple that they did not tell the truth about who was funding this.
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And I felt that that was more important than anything, was to tell the truth about what really happened.
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But instead of touting unpopular policies, the Trump administration has simply decided not to tell the truth about them.
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By 53% to 34%, voters said they trust the media to tell the truth about issues more than Trump.
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" Rourke continued, "I don't expect that he [Chris] will ever tell the truth about what truly happened or why.
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The late '60s were politically turbulent times, and good for Ornette for trying to tell the truth about them.
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And if we tell the truth about what they're going through, then maybe you'll care and think about it.
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"All nations, including Iran, should tell the truth about the coronavirus and cooperate with international aid organizations," he added.
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They carried a large banner reading "TELL THE TRUTH about the climate and ecological crisis that threatens our existence".
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After emergency surgery, he said, he decided to tell the truth about the information he had given Mr. Walters.
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Ashley Judd was there, and Ashley really put her career on the line to tell the truth about Weinstein.
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"My client wants an opportunity to tell her story, to tell the truth about what happened," Avenatti told CNN.
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It matters that Dylann Roof didn't see the FBI statistics that tell the truth about how crime works in America.
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Dr. Harriet Hall, editor of Science Based Medicine, says our failure to tell the truth about alcohol consumption is counterproductive.
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This freed 7,000 active and reserve transgender members to tell the truth about their gender identity, according to Pentagon estimates.
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Al Franken told Attorney General Jeff Sessions he "failed to tell the truth" about his Russian interactions during the campaign.
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VICE News meets the Belarusian journalists and bloggers struggling to tell the truth about Belarus in this post-soviet dictatorship.
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There is also reason to believe Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about multiple aspects of his high school experience.
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"They are not often forthcoming; often don't tell the truth about what's really happening," said the New Jersey Democratic congressman.
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Though Jessica ultimately doesn't tell the truth about Bryce on the stand, someone wants to keep her quiet before her testimony.
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"Donald Trump won our party's nomination because he is willing to tell the truth about the things that matter," he said.
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We can tell the truth about the men who enabled a child trafficker, and demand they are never given power again.
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Art can be a way to fight back against that and tell the truth about what these companies are really doing.
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Nothing diminishes a public figure when they tell the truth about their struggles and advantages, and yet such honesty is rare.
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And I had to tell the truth about entitlements that must be reformed if we are ever to balance the federal budget.
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Video Prosecutors used Ayliff's testimony to establish that a CPA relies on the client to tell the truth about their financial information.
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López Obrador said via Twitter that his government investigation of the crash will "tell the truth about what happened and act accordingly."
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But several interviewed rejected the idea that women always tell the truth about it or that men are single-handedly to blame.
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" He had tweeted yesterday that he planned to hold a news conference next Thursday to tell "the truth about what's going on.
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The donations will help Cohen "as he goes forward on his journey to tell the truth about Donald Trump," the page states.
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On the one hand, officials have expressed their sorrow over his death and encouraged people to tell the truth about the outbreak.
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Researchers sent 18- and 19-year-old "decoys" into stores without ID, instructing them to tell the truth about their age if asked.
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"It's our sacred oath to keep these markers up, and to continue to tell the truth about what took place in our community."
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," Duke tweeted.
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Stone told the Journal that he is angry with Credico because he "has refused to tell the truth" about his ties to WikiLeaks.
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"I tell the truth and I think health care is too important a topic not to tell the truth about," Delaney told Hill.
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What I cannot accept is the notion that many people have that women cannot be trusted to tell the truth about these violations.
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"All nations, including Iran, should tell the truth about the coronavirus and cooperate with international aid organizations," Pompeo said at a press briefing.
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"But if you tell the truth about the way people behave, sometimes you find out that life really does imitate art," he says.
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"We don't do it to incite anybody's feelings or anything, we just try to tell the truth about it," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Here's a suggestion: Go rogue, you lovable park rangers and biologists; tell the truth about science, you nerds in funny hats and badges.
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They've become an important community for me and a safe/non-judgemental space to tell the truth about how hard both those jobs are.
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"I knew I was communicating with someone who might not tell the truth about it if it ever became an issue," Mr. Comey said.
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Health surveys by StatCan and other agencies are one way to measure consumption, but people do not always tell the truth about such habits.
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It meant a lot to me that they were willing to step up and tell the truth about what happened and what they observed.
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Those who tell the truth about what they saw or did would be granted amnesty from prosecution — even if they did not express remorse.
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"All I can tell you today is I will tell the truth about any matter that I have knowledge of," he told reporters Thursday.
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" At Tuesday's hearing, Hawley proved skeptical of that claim, calling on TikTok to "now appear under oath to tell the truth about their company.
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Not mattering most or more than anyone else to someone can be a very empty feeling, and it's okay to tell the truth about that.
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My goal is to tell the truth about my experiences in what may feel poetic and magical but are rooted in living at a disadvantage.
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So, no: He didn't murder his daughter, but he also didn't have the decency to tell the truth about what really went down that night.
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That was over the weekend once again attacking Fox News and obviously us, because we dare to tell the truth about the scandal surrounding her.
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INGARAHAM: Well actually he was talking about that big moment where he didn&apost tell the truth about that surveillance program, he addressed this today.
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"I don't expect that he will ever tell the truth about what truly happened or why," Rourke, the district attorney, said in court in November.
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For any of them to succeed, they say, we need to be able to tell the "truth" about women/Islam/black people/Jews/Latinos/whoever.
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These shows tell the truth about what happens in the months and years after the papers are signed, the wine is drunk, the guests scattered.
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Still, the company is doing its best: A new website has appeared that purports to tell the "truth" about Farrier and Reeve and their documentary.
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Investigators urged him to tell the truth about what happened to his family, at which point Watts asked to speak to his father, Ronnie Watts.
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" He continued: "Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be — that there should be a full liberty to tell the truth about his acts.
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When I asked Mr. Brown to promise to tell the truth about every loan that it packages into a security, he said the company would.
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Tell the truth about your beliefs around moneyStanny notes that you need to start looking at your beliefs around money to overcome your earnings barriers.
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This speech mattered a lot to Douglass and it ought to matter to those of us who want to tell the truth about his legacy.
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"I think of myself as a good person," Emma notes at one point, as she finally begins to tell the truth about her past behavior.
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Alchemy of the Soul dares to tell the truth about a beautiful county with a greedy past, desperate to satisfy the world's craving for sugar.
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Learning how to tell the truth about how our family is implicated in, benefits from, and resists violent systems of exploitation is an ongoing process.
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I feel driven to tell the truth about what it's like to be alive – the beauty of it, but also the painful and embarrassing parts.
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Over time, I've come to believe that it is not a betrayal to tell the truth about our abusers, even if they are black men.
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And what you&aposve done it in your book is to go to these places and -- you know try to tell the truth about these situations.
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Prior to the speech, Puerto Ricans told BuzzFeed News they hoped the president would tell the truth about their situation, though they didn't have high hopes.
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Clay, Tony, and Alex go to court to support Jessica, but Clay is particularly disappointed that Jessica won't tell the truth about Bryce on the stand.
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But one teen at Ohio State University decided to actually tell the truth about why her history assignment was several hours late — and it paid off.
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" "The president doesn't tell the truth about a lot of things fairly consistently," Santorum, a CNN commentator, said during a panel discussion on"Anderson Cooper 360.
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Earlier last week, Mr. Ghosn took to Twitter to announce plans for a news conference where he would "tell the truth" about the accusations against him.
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As we've learned from the case of Harvey Weinstein and others, it's hard enough for women to come forward and tell the truth about sexual abuse.
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I can't tell the truth about what I owe, I think now, because I believe that if I look at it straight on, I will lose everything.
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Vindman, the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, came forward to tell the truth about President Trump's actions, despite the obvious risks to his career.
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That means Facebook is trusting advertisers to tell the truth about consent for targeting… despite them having a massive financial incentive to bend or break those rules.
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And she can't even tell the truth about that, as leaked emails show that she said one thing to Wall Street and quite another to the public.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," tweeted former KKK leader, David Duke.
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"I just want to tell the truth about what happened," Shelton explained, adding that Stefani's recent record This Is What The Truth Feels Like also provided inspiration.
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I've long argued that liberals should root for the real journalists at Fox, who have the power to tell the truth about Trump to a conservative audience.
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However, 54 percent said they trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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Subsequent reports have raised questions about Kavanaugh's statements; one Yale classmate told CNN that Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about his drinking habits before the committee.
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However, 22019 percent said the trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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However, 85033 percent said they trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than Trump, while 34 percent said they trusted the president more.
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This has been a flawed process from the beginning but has further exposed the difficulties women face in coming forward to tell the truth about powerful abusers.
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Chad Ludington, a former classmate of Kavanaugh's, has said Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about his drinking in his testimony Thursday to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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What is entirely missing from the OIG's report is any evidence of a motive for Mr. McCabe to do anything but tell the truth about this matter.
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The former director of national intelligence under President Obama is promising to tell "the truth" about Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election in a new book.
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Two anonymous sources told CNN on July 9 that it would be dangerous for Trump if Cohen were to "tell the truth" about the Trump Tower meeting.
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Fueling the misinformation is a network of information hotlines targeting the Jewish community and claiming to tell the "truth about vaccines," according to a recording on one.
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You know, I've had plastic surgery and I've had breast implants and I've always been very vocal of what I've done, because I tell the truth about everything.
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"All donations [are] going to help Michael Cohen and his family as he goes forward on his journey to tell the truth about Donald Trump," his page says.
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EK: It's become very clichéd to say that The Daily Show and places like it are the only outlets able to tell the truth about what's going on.
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Nearly three years into the Trump presidency, though, there are so many "formers" — like Kirstjen Nielsen and John Bolton — who are free to tell the truth about Trumpworld.
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His re-arrest came after he tweeted Wednesday he was getting ready to tell the truth about what's going on and would hold an April 11 press conference.
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"Republicans waited way too long to stand up and tell the truth about Donald Trump's record, his temperament, and why he is unfit to be president," she said.
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But an opinion poll published on Saturday suggested that twice the number of voters believed Johnson was more likely to tell the truth about the EU than Cameron.
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"We cannot heal the deep wounds inflicted during the era of racial terrorism until we tell the truth about it," EJI Director Bryan Stevenson stated in the release.
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Fifty-two percent said they trusted the media more to tell the truth about important issues, while 37 percent said they trusted Mr. Trump more to do so.
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Trump and Cohen "have threatened me with millions of dollars in damages ($1M each time I speak out) if I tell the truth about what happened," she added.
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In a democracy — government by the people and for the people — it is now "highly inappropriate" to tell the truth about a Chief of Staff who tells confirmed falsehoods?
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If Trump is willing to obfuscate and mislead about something as simple as which charities he gives money too, what else is he refusing to tell the truth about?
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And one of the most difficult ways to do that — and I also feel like this is difficult as a woman— is to tell the truth about our bodies.
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"Artists and human rights defenders often taking significant risks, to tell the truth about crimes committed against defenseless women, children, and men during war," Jolie said in a statement.
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But rather than stick to the same prepackaged rhetoric he's been spinning for years, Bulworth changes strategies and decides to simply tell the truth about the state of America.
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It's so hard to say because of course people don't tell the truth about drug taking, so it's very hard to know what the real levels of it are.
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But our current president owes it to all Americans to tell the truth about the dangers of inviting a known racist into the inner circle of the White House.
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"Michael, I'm proud of you for finally beginning to tell the truth about what you did, and trying to repair some of the harm you have caused," Daniels said.
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But an opinion poll published earlier on Saturday suggested that twice the number of voters believed Johnson was more likely to tell the truth about the EU than Cameron.
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"The role of the Republican Party has been to tell the truth about what Russia and the Soviet Union was, not what it was pretending to be," he added.
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The arrest comes just a day after Ghosn pledged on Twitter that he would hold a news conference on April 11 to "tell the truth" about the allegations against him.
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The arrest comes just a day after Ghosn pledged on Twitter than he would hold a news conference on April 11 to "tell the truth" about the allegations against him.
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"We need to tell the truth about how radical Islam is coming to our shores," Trump said in a speech that clocked in at a little longer than 85033 minutes.
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" The year after, abortion storytelling gained a prominent platform in the US when Ms. magazine published its inaugural issue, featuring a story titled "Women Tell the Truth About Their Abortions.
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But your job, at this point in the process, isn't to worry about how your folks will react; it's to tell the truth about what matters to you most deeply.
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"I am committing to investigate the causes of the accident; to tell the truth about what happened and to act accordingly," wrote the president, a member of the Morena party.
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"(The demonstrators) are calling for the fashion industry to tell the truth about its contribution to the climate and ecological crisis," the group said in a phone message to journalists.
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"This has been a flawed process from the beginning but has further exposed the difficulties women face in coming forward to tell the truth about powerful abusers," the statement added.
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Miles knows Johnson, the frontrunner to be Britain's next prime minister, has been fired twice for lying, including once for failing to tell the truth about an extra-marital affair.
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" In a statement after the sentencing, Cohen's advisor, attorney Lanny Davis, said, "Michael Cohen, former attorney to Donald Trump, continues to tell the truth about Donald Trump's misconduct over the years.
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The Charlottesville City Council voted to remove the statue earlier this year, in an effort "to tell the truth about race in our history and systemic racism," according to the Guardian.
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Regarding inauthenticity, possibly never before in the history of presidential politics have so many members of one party refused to publicly tell the truth about what they believe about their candidate.
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The parties should be transparent and tell the truth about what leaving the bloc means, remove uncertainties concerning people, money and borders and negotiate issues in the right order, Barnier said.
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He doesn't tell the truth about things that are easily and provably false -- largest inauguration crowd ever, millions of illegal votes cast -- and then dares those around him to question him.
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When asked why Comey is doing so many interviews, just 38% said it's to tell the truth about the Trump administration — while 56% said it's to promote himself and his book.
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Keep in mind that you don't have to actually show this rough writing to anyone, and push yourself to tell the truth about what you experience, think, feel, notice and wonder.
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We want that closeness to our districts to translate into pragmatic action, and to remind us that regardless of party, we must tell the truth about our stories and our districts.
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" And former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke tweeted, "Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa.
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Rachel says, 'When I first got here, I couldn't even tell the truth about what I had for lunch,' and that was really real for Sarah as well, coming off The Bachelor.
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Out of three total reviews, two are one star: I trust these internet people to tell the truth about their case experiences, but I also needed to try the bubble pop myself.
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Outside a courtroom in Sittwe last week, the detained men taken in the same raid said they were innocent and urged journalists to "tell the truth" about what had happened to them.
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Honest prose must tell the truth about America — and the truth is, he argues, that white supremacy is not incidental to America's history or to its current wealth, but foundational to it.
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"At a moment when our democracy is in crisis, it's time to tell the truth about what went wrong in 2016," she said in a statement announcing the book, according to Politico.
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A Quinnipiac University poll last month found that only 35 percent of Americans trust Mr. Trump to tell the truth about important issues versus 52 percent who trusted the news media more.
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The research showed that one in four candidates did not tell the truth about their earnings, with almost 40% of those who lied saying they lifted their real salary by 15% to 25%.
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Washington (CNN)On Thursday morning, "Fox & Friends" ran an interview with President Donald Trump in which he simply didn't tell the truth about the state of Republican attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Did Donald Trump tell the truth about the Russians to Bret Michaels who told Michael Anthony who told David Lee Roth who told Steve Vai who told Brooks Wackerman who told Tom DeLonge?
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It was up to politicians, executives, journalists and others with influence to tell the truth about the climate "emergency", and not pretend it could be fixed with technology or simple solutions, she said.
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The demonstrations demand governments "tell the truth" about the severity and immediacy of climate change, and ask them to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2025, years earlier than any official target.
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"They tell the truth about who you are as a person and how responsible you are, which is incredibly correlated with how much of a good companion you'll be in life," she says.
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Comey took notes on his conversations with Trump in part because he did not trust the president to tell the truth about their interactions, according to his Senate testimony from earlier this summer.
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The environmental activists have three core demands: for the government to "tell the truth about climate change"; to reduce carbon emissions to zero by 2025; and to create a citizens's assembly to oversee progress.
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Traditionally, drug epidemiologists have had to rely on questionnaires, but such surveys aren't cheap and are riddled with response biases since many drug users aren't keen to tell the truth about breaking the law.
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Otherwise, everybody is in their room -- and America won't tell the truth about that -- everybody is in their room, doors closed, on the laptop, on the tablet, on the phone, playing games, texting, tweeting.
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Trump scored with one fan ...former KKK leader David Duke just tweeted, "Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa."
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty and courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville and condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," Duke wrote, referring to Black Lives Matter (BLM) and anti-facists.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone said Sunday he would tell the truth about his communications with President Donald Trump and did not shut the door on the possibility of cooperation with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement on Friday that Manigault-Newman's book is "riddled with lies and false accusations" and doesn't tell the truth about "all the good" the administration is doing.
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"I will go back to the North and hold a news conference there to tell the truth about what the life was like in the South," he yelled at them, according to court records.
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We had not faced our racial history and could not tell the truth about our racial present, yet growing numbers of Americans wanted to elect a black president and leap into a "colorblind" future.
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Pompeo said on Tuesday the United States was "deeply concerned" Iran may have covered up details about the spread of coronavirus, and he called on all nations to "tell the truth" about the epidemic.
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"This is Michael fulfilling his promise made on July 2nd to put his family and country first and tell the truth about Donald Trump," said Davis, who served in President Bill Clinton's White House.
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Democrats view Kavanaugh as, at best, someone who didn't tell the truth about his life while under oath and, at worst, someone who did what Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez accuse him of.
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I am relieved to be able to tell the truth about my story when asked, and I look forward to being able to return to my private life and focus on what matters to me.
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Ousted Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn on Wednesday said on Twitter that he was getting ready to tell the truth about recent events and that he would hold a news conference on April 1003.
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Ousted Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn on Wednesday said on Twitter that he was getting ready to tell the truth about recent events and that he would hold a news conference on April 11.
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Ousted Nissan Motor boss Carlos Ghosn said today on Twitter (TWTR) that he was getting ready to tell the truth about recent events and that he would hold a news conference on Thursday, April 11.
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The 2016 peace deal between the Colombian government and the FARC guarantees non-jail sentences for crimes related to the conflict, provided those responsible fully admit their wrongdoing and tell the truth about what happened.
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What we know is this: The Trump legal (and White House) team didn't tell the truth about the President's role in dictating the statement to The New York Times that was ostensibly from his son.
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Chatigny said the Hartford, Connecticut jury that convicted Gramins last June 15 may have been improperly influenced by another trader who testified that Gramins owed him a duty to tell the truth about bond prices.
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INGRAHAM: You are going to the collection of data as the NSA continues the surveillance program that Clapper, correct me if I&aposm wrong, he&aposs the one who originally didn&apost tell the truth about.
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"People that are down and out or having a hard time, my message to them is don't give up, tell the truth about everything because the truth will always come back and support you," he said.
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I disagree, for instance, with David Frum about almost everything, from Iraq to the legacy of Pierre Trudeau in our native Canada, but never doubt his integrity or desire to tell the truth about the world.
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Today's Holocaust deniers argue that since the Jews cannot be trusted to tell the truth about their past, they constitute a clear and present danger to good people today and deserve to ostracized, hated and even killed.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ousted Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn on Wednesday said on Twitter that he was getting ready to tell the truth about recent events and that he would hold a news conference on April 11.
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Finally, in another police interview, after law enforcement allegedly uncovered the affair, Chris spoke with his father at the police station and returned to say he would now "tell the truth" about the deaths, the affidavit states.
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We must tell the truth about the dangerous ambitions of North Korea and once again list it as a state sponsor of terrorism, a move that only strengthens our hand and weakens that of Kim Jong-un.
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As former Navy Seal commander William McRaven said in a recent Washington Post op-ed, we should be very afraid of the coming attacks against federal officials predisposed to tell the truth about Russian interference in 2020.
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And we should do whatever we can to tell the truth about its existence, and to undo it and to fix it, because if we don't, as I said, we're going to get a lot of destruction.
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Fold told Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) in a personal letter written Saturday and released Monday that her chief motivation in bringing the allegation against Kavanaugh was "to tell the truth" about what he did.
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Facebook would likely say it has made a good-faith effort to tell the truth about its role in the election as it understood it at the time, and that its statements have evolved along with that understanding.
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While Richards urges Vanderpump to tell "the truth" (about what remains to be seen), Lisa Rinna claims there are two culprits to blame for the blowup that is unfolding before her eyes in Dubai: Vanderpump and Yolanda Hadid.
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I hope that we can find such a setting and that you will understand that I have one motivation in coming forward – to tell the truth about what Mr. Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge did to me.
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In doing so, she'll earn a title many pundits would like to claim for themselves: She is a free speech champion, engaged in a very public battle for her right to tell the truth about her own life.
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That so many worked honestly and bravely to uphold the principles of the Constitution, only to be stiff-armed by censors when they try to tell the truth about their experiences, is antithetical to the foundations of democracy.
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The two might not seem connected, but if you can't address and tell the truth about your past to yourself (this isn't even about making the private public!), you're going to be frustrated by your future this September.
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"But the correspondents' association and the members who work in this room every day will continue to do our job and write the news and tell the truth about this administration, as we have done about every administration before."
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GUAYNABO, Puerto Rico — Four months after a devastating storm swept through Puerto Rico, people here say they want President Trump to tell the truth about their situation when he addresses Congress Tuesday night — but they don't have high hopes.
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Only 21 percent of respondents in the survey carried out by polling firm ComRes agreed that Cameron was more likely to tell the truth about the EU than Johnson while 45 percent said Johnson was more believable than Cameron.
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" He followed up with a second tweet to repromote a GoFundMe account that was set up earlier this year to help "Cohen and his family as he goes forward on his journey to tell the truth about Donald Trump.
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Cornel West, the philosophy professor and activist appointed to the committee by the Sanders campaign to serve as its prophetic voice, decried Israel's military occupation as "evil" and challenged the Democratic Party to "tell the truth" about its existence.
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A prominent pathologist in Tehran said patients and health care workers are threatened if they tell the truth about the outbreak — a lesson in what happens when a secretive state with limited resources tries to play down a crisis.
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He decided to tell the truth about the massive transition our economy is undergoing and the incredible exploitation and corruption our system has enabled even though it wasn't popular or what any political consultant would tell you to say.
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His responses to basic questions — like what provisions the bill includes or how it would change the health insurance system — suggest he either doesn't understand how the American Health Care Act works, or doesn't want to tell the truth about it.
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Comey also said Trump didn't tell the truth about an FBI investigation into former National Security Adviser Mike Flynn, who resigned in February over misleading statements he made to Vice President Mike Pence about his conversations with a Russian diplomat.
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Democrats will continue to tell the truth about our economy and this president's dismal record, just as we will not rest in our own efforts to deliver real results for the people that make the state of our union stronger.
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Our creative intent in portraying the ugly, painful reality of suicide in such graphic detail in Season 1 was to tell the truth about the horror of such an act, and make sure no one would ever wish to emulate it.
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The strange case shows how even when cops break the infamous "blue wall of silence" and tell the truth about fellow officers who commit brutality, it's still easy for police to lie and get away with it in modern America.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," Duke tweeted, with a link to a clip in which Trump made the Robert E. Lee - George Washington comparison.
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First, that the government declare a state of emergency and "tell the truth" about the global situation — that thousands of species are in danger of extinction, that there is a very real possibility that human life itself may eventually follow.
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Flynn later joined the Trump campaign but was fired as the White House national security adviser by President Donald Trump in February after he failed to tell the truth about his contacts with the Russian ambassador to the United States.
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"People know he doesn't tell the truth about a whole lot of things and I think people overwhelmingly wonder about President Trump when he calls everybody else names, including people in his own party, but he never criticizes Putin," Brown said.
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WASHINGTON — Staring down a looming prison sentence for lying to Congress and other crimes, Michael D. Cohen arrived on Capitol Hill last week declaring that he was finally ready to tell the truth about his decade of work alongside President Trump.
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Cathi Hanauer is the author of three novels — Gone, Sweet Ruin, and My Sister's Bones —and the editor of the New York Times bestselling essay anthology The Bitch in the House: 26 Women Tell the Truth about Sex, Solitude, Work, Motherhood, and Marriage.
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"I can definitely say the President is not a liar, and I think it's frankly insulting that question would be asked," she said, pushing back on Comey's testimony that he was worried the President would not tell the truth about their meetings.
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"Our creative intent in portraying the ugly, painful reality of suicide in such graphic detail in Season 1 was to tell the truth about the horror of such an act, and make sure no one would ever wish to emulate it," he continues.
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Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be full liberty to tell the truth about his acts, and this means that it is exactly as necessary to blame him when he does wrong as to praise him when he does right.
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A Quinnipiac poll released in November 2017 found that American voters disapprove of media coverage of Trump by a 20-point margin, but also trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than the president by the same margin.
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Her answer came after former FBI Director James Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, in which he said that he kept notes on his meetings with the president because he did not trust Trump to tell the truth about the meetings.
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To write is to declare a loyalty that runs deeper than blood, to make a pledge to the self and its expression; to write well is to tell the truth about what you have seen, starting with where—and who—you come from.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, there are a number of people that are ready to speak, a number of FBI agents that are currently working in the bureau and other former agents who want to tell the truth about what was going on.
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" He continued, "Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be a full liberty to tell the truth about his acts and this means that it is exactly as necessary to blame him when he does wrong as to praise him when he does right.
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" Kate said she doesn't want money, and that the reason she came forward with her story now was because she wanted to tell the truth "about a powerful man who felt entitled to my body when all I wanted to do was my job.
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Doctors are more likely to dismiss their reports of their symptoms under the mistaken assumption that women are simply too sensitive or hysterical to tell the truth about their own pain—implying, as Wagstaff did, that our real problems are all in our heads.
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" He continued, "Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be a full liberty to tell the truth about his acts, and this means that it is exactly as necessary to blame him when he does wrong as to praise him when he does right.
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" In tweets posted Thursday evening, Trump hinted at a new line of defense — that even if he didn't tell the truth about his dealings with Russia, fibbing is not a crime, and therefore the Mueller investigation "is an illegal Hoax that should be ended immediately.
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Mueller's decision to come down hard on Manafort but to offer leniency to Flynn was widely interpreted as a sign that he will reward people implicated in the investigation who are willing to tell the truth about what happened -- but will tolerate no obstruction.
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If that scenario comes to pass, Cohen allies -- if those people really exist -- will make the case that even if he didn't totally tell the truth about wanting to work at the White House, it doesn't invalidate all the other truths he told on Wednesday.
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Podhoretz saw himself as the one intellectual willing to tell the truth about the importance of money and fame and social status to supposedly high-minded people, and in telling it he imagined that all of these would accrue to him in greater amounts.
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Davis told NPR that Cohen now considers his former boss "to be both corrupt and a dangerous person in the Oval Office," adding that Cohen has decided to tell the truth about working for Trump and "would never accept" a pardon from the president.
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Why, after all, would "sources familiar with Cohen's thinking" tell CNN, rather than prosecutors, that 'Giuliani is wading into dangerous territory when he asks Cohen to "tell the truth" about the Trump Tower meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and Russian meddling in the election'?
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People in Puerto Rico say they want Trump to tell the truth about the hurricane recovery: "I would like him to stop talking about things the way he sees them, and to talk about them the way they really are instead," one resident told BuzzFeed News.
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By erecting a new marker at the site of the Forrest slave mart, we will tell the truth about the slave trade in Memphis, and in so doing, we hope to initiate a new era of reconciliation — between white and black — based on honesty and trust.
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"Thank you President Trump for your honesty & courage to tell the truth about #Charlottesville & condemn the leftist terrorists in BLM/Antifa," read the full tweet from an account that is not verified by Twitter but appears to represent Duke and features videos apparently posted by and of him.
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" He continued: "Therefore, it is absolutely necessary that there should be — that there should be a full liberty to tell the truth about his acts and this means that it is exactly as necessary to blame him when he does wrong as to praise him when he does right.
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But for those who've been waiting for Biden to become a more forceful and visible public presence on the coronavirus crisis, he seems to have found his message — listen to experts, tell the truth about what they say, and put in the difficult, granular work to address the crisis.
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"When Craig and I sat them down to tell them about Abby I started by saying: 'In our family, we live and tell the truth about who we are no matter what, and then love each other through it — and I'm about to show you how that's done,' " she wrote.
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Melton wrote, "When Craig and I sat them down to tell them about Abby I started by saying: 'In our family, we live and tell the truth about who we are no matter what, and then love each other through it — and I'm about to show you how that's done.&apos"
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Tanya Bolick from North Carolina believes we can't operate on the basis of trust alone: While trusting people to tell the truth about whether or not the pet is an emotional-support animal or not is a good thought I don't think that it is possible in this day and age.
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"It is offensive that in purporting to stand by a Supreme Court nominee who has been accused of sexual assault, Mr. Trump has chosen once again to defame and attack women, including our client, who had the courage to come forward to tell the truth about his own unwanted assaultive behavior," Wang said.
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Obviously some of the ways to do it are media, some of the ways to do it would be to tell the truth about how many of these guys are in jail for violent crimes and what percentage of all hate crimes are committed not by Islamic terrorists but actually by white nationalists.
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I'd like to believe that a message of love and hope is enough — and that may work — but the safer route is to tell the truth about the Republican nominee, and the truth is that he's an unstable narcissist who should never be in command of our military and our atomic arsenal.
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When you come back from war and you've done and seen horrible stuff and you've been part of a machine you didn't really understand and you have people calling you heroic, I think that just keeps soldiers at an arm's distance, because you're not letting them tell the truth about their experience.
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When Christine Blasey Ford rose to swear to tell the truth about her encounters with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh more than three decades ago, Will McNamee, a Getty Images photographer, captured what everyone seemed to immediately agree would be the hearing's iconic image: Ford, holding up her right hand, head back, eyes closed.
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King was the single best questioner of Comey in either party -- he's an independent who caucuses with Democrats in the Senate -- as he repeatedly elicited substantive and informative answers on the former FBI director's meetings with Trump as well as, by my count, three times Comey claimed Trump didn't tell the truth about them.
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More American voters trust the media to tell the truth about important issues than President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, according to a new Quinnipiac poll released Wednesday.
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"We need to tell the truth about radical Islam and we need to do it now," Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE proclaimed just minutes after Mrs.
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Matt Gonzalez, an artist, chief attorney of the San Francisco Public Defender's Office, and former president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, said it should be saved to show that Arnautoff, a communist who studied with famous Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, was part of the society of artists in the WPA trying to tell the truth about government.
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As a State Department whistleblower who lost his career to tell the truth about the Iraq war, I am burdened by how the interviewees in Bob Woodward's new book, "Fear," and the anonymous writer of that New York Times "resistance" Op-Ed are hailed as patriots holding back the U.S. president's worst impulses through fibs and bureaucratic tricks.
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" And this is the lead of the Post's main story about the Afghanistan Papers Monday: "A confidential trove of government documents obtained by The Washington Post reveals that senior US officials failed to tell the truth about the war in Afghanistan throughout the 18-year campaign, making rosy pronouncements they knew to be false and hiding unmistakable evidence the war had become unwinnable.
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Stormy Daniels's attorney, Michael Avenatti, said Sunday that he thinks President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's former longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, is "ready to tell the truth" about hush money payments allegedly made on behalf of the president.
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" Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCarson on coronavirus: Task force is not 'sugarcoating' messaging Melania Trump at State award ceremony: I'm 'proud of what this country continues to do for women' House Republicans sound the alarm on Taliban deal MORE showed concern on Tuesday that Iran might be purposely holding back "vital details" and urged all countries to "tell the truth about the coronavirus.
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A new Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday shows American voters disapprove of media coverage of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE by a 6900-point margin, but also trust the media to tell the truth about important issues more than the president by the same margin.
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"I think that many people will be surprised to discover that when so many other actresses were reluctant to get on the phone and scared to tell the truth about what they had experienced at his hands, that Gwyneth was actually one of the first people to get on the phone and that she was determined to help this investigation, even when Harvey Weinstein showed up to a party at her house early and she was sort of forced to hide in the bathroom," Twohey said on the Today show.
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"I think that many people will be surprised to discover that when so many other actresses were reluctant to get on the phone and scared to tell the truth about what they had experienced at his hands, that Gwyneth was actually one of the first people to get on the phone and that she was determined to help this investigation, even when Harvey Weinstein showed up to a party at her house early and she was sort of forced to hide in the bathroom," Twohey previously said on the Today show.
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To acknowledge the realities of running as a woman — the double standards, the higher bars, the demands for likability and relatability in a nation that mostly only relates to and likes dudes; the need to be authoritative but not hectoring; to be smart but not a know-it-all; to be cool but not fake; to be warm but not a mommy; to be maternal but not too soft; to have the contours of your life, from your breasts to your skin-care routines to your maternity leaves, treated as foreign and weird and maybe counterfeit by a political media that's never had to take this stuff seriously before; to be honest but not actually tell the truth about any of this stuff because you'll sound like a whiner — is a trap.
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