In March, just 19 percent of Americans said Mr. Trump always tells the truth, according to a Reuters poll, while 40 percent said he tells the truth only sometimes and 41 percent said he never tells the truth.
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He tells the truth about stuff ppl don't wanna hear!
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But it finally tells the truth of what really happened.
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"Montanans deserve a representative who tells the truth," she said.
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"I don't think he tells the truth," Mr. McChrystal said.
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To the Editor: Emma González tells the truth about activism.
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"My guess is John Bolton tells the truth," Johnson said.
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It doesn't even really matter if the president tells the truth.
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"Elsa, do you think the camera tells the truth?" he asks.
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" Giuliani also said that if Cohen tells the truth, "we're home free.
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How can you have diplomacy with someone that never tells the truth?
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Was told he can go to sleep when he tells the truth.
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" Sasse added that "everyone knows" that neither party's presumptive nominee "tells the truth.
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She tells the truth, and we want to go wherever it takes her.
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It haunts the living and tells the truth, but it does not speak clearly.
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Because, as you say, no one tells the truth when they're remembering their own life.
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A Washington gaffe, of course, is when a politician messes up and tells the truth.
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Sick of lying, she now tells the truth but hopes people will see beyond it.
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How is one supposed to debate policy with someone who almost never tells the truth?
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A gaffe in politics, Michael Kinsley famously said, happens when someone inadvertently tells the truth.
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The NBC News/Survey Monkey poll in May found that 94 percent of Democrats surveyed think that Trump tells the truth at most occasionally or less frequently, while 66 percent of Republicans polled think he tells the truth all or most of the time.
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The one time Cersei tells the truth and we all call her a liar for it.
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She's probably the only person that Joan really is herself with, and really tells the truth to.
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Evan actually tells the truth for a long time, but the family doesn't want to believe it.
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If you believe your leader only when he or she tells the truth, what does that prove?
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President Donald Trump reliably tells the truth on one thing: He likes the way dictators do business.
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Jessica understands why Chloe lied — if Chloe tells the truth, her entire world comes crashing down around her.
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Asked if she tells the truth at the podium, Scaramucci likened her to a hockey goalie blocking shots.
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As he sees it, he just tells the truth and hopes that the audience can connect with it.
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I like cheap coffee around the corner, and I like getting a paper that never tells the truth.
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He tells the truth, his truth—"a man of the people, not above but equal," as he once said.
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"I don't know anything, but if I had to bet I would say he tells the truth," Cuban mused.
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Focus on ideas that under a normal administration would seem obvious: We deserve a president who tells the truth.
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So while sometimes I can be too honest, Hillary Clinton is the exact opposite: she never tells the truth.
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" He added that Cohen may say what he needs to get "leniency" -- and "that doesn't necessarily mean he tells the truth.
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"Trump lies frequently, or tells falsehoods frequently, or stretches the truth frequently, but he also often tells the truth," Haberman said.
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The reality is this: Trump tells the truth -- defined as an agreed upon fact or facts -- when it works for him.
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He seems to cultivate this blandness of affect to convey that he deals in facts, eschews drama, and tells the truth.
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"This museum tells the truth that a country founded on the principles of liberty held thousands in chains," Mr. Bush declared.
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"So while sometimes I can be too honest, Hillary Clinton is the exact opposite: She never tells the truth," Trump said.
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This is a disaster film that, for once, tells the truth about the world: that it is indifferent to our fate.
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Standing in front of the judge, she tells the truth about what Bryce did to her the night of her own party.
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If he tells the truth, he's going to have to admit that — and then how will this review differ from any other?
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"If everybody just tells their story and tells the truth, well, then you let the chips fall where they may," he said.
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"In China, it is very hard for someone who tells the truth and truthfully describes what happened to the world," Guo said.
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Al Sharpton lead the protest... telling the crowd the difference between him and Chris Rock ... Chris tells jokes and he tells the truth.
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No reasonable person assumes that even the most moral government tells the truth all the time, for reasons diplomatic as well as self-serving.
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"Bill Clinton finally tells the truth ... and it's not going to help Hillary," reads the mailer, which was provided to CNN by the RNC.
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He lies more often than he tells the truth, and his lies typically serve one purpose: They are meant to make him look good.
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"Amy showed on the debate stage that she's someone who tells the truth and has people's backs," Opderbecke said in a statement to NBC.
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JARRETT: So if the president sits down with Mueller and tells the truth, Mueller will file a report with Congress saying the president is lying.
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"As long as he tells the truth, it's 100 percent," Trump said, before departing the White House to visit storm-ravaged North and South Carolina.
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Seen another way: If the president of the United States simply tells the truth -- and it actually the truth -- then he has no problems. Right?
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A solid majority — 61 percent — said they believe Trump "tells the truth only some of the time or less," per an NBC News/SurveyMonkey survey.
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This -- right here -- is why a White House that lies as easily as it tells the truth creates major problems for the media and the country.
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The gallery's matter-of-fact checklist tells the truth: The lettuce sculpture is titled "Lettuce" (2012/2018) and the materials are listed as lettuce, stainless steel nail.
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When I think about what it means to protest, a protester is somebody who tells the truth in public and there are many ways to do that.
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In its frankness at every level, and its refusal to put on rose-tinted glasses, Cowgirl Blues achieves something special: it's an album that tells the truth.
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" The president also said that he didn't know if witnesses would be called in the impeachment inquiry but claimed that if "everybody tells the truth, it's perfect.
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InfoWars, the only news site that tells the truth about child slaves who are currently on Mars (seriously), is an absolutely vital news site that everyone should read.
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" "This museum tells the truth that a country founded on the promise of liberty held millions in chains, that the price of our union was America's original sin.
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Helen is grilling him about buying Adderall from Naz, and Naz seems to nod and grin at him to let him know it's okay if he tells the truth.
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" Comey said his son, whom he described as a "straightforward and honest guy," was fired "because Jim tells the truth, (while) Trump runs around lying most of the day.
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"Fake news," decried most loudly by those who invented it in the first place: If one tells the truth, one is sure, sooner or later, to be found out.
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It's hard, after all these months, to get worked up about Trump's fantasies, but there are still people in America unbalanced enough to believe their president tells the truth.
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"I get all of this credit for being authentic, and you know, and now even Biden gaffes are now, you know, 'Biden tells the truth' kind of thing," he said.
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Friedman added that the historic site tells the truth about the connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem and claimed that speaking the truth will help the region achieve peace.
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Sanders is one of the few politicians who tells the truth about the war on drugs and isn't afraid to agree with the majority of Americans about ending marijuana prohibition.
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This week, we saw the incredibly powerful and truly validating experience that organically takes hold for millions of women when a survivor like Ford comes forward and tells the truth.
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" Carlson said, asserting that the most controversy during Trump's tenure has not come when Trump has "told some whopper or exaggerated his own accomplishments" but when "he tells the truth.
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"He tells the truth," a teddy-wearing fan in Philadelphia told me when I asked why she devoted Thanksgiving Day 1984 to his concert -- and her waking life to his music.
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Similarly, despite his two terms as president, young people also continue to see Barack Obama as a relative outsider, continuing to say he's relatable and tells the truth, according to Kawashima-Ginsberg.
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On Twitter, Mr. Walsh described telling a crowd of thousands of Iowa Republicans that Americans deserve a president who is decent, who tells the truth and who doesn't care only about himself.
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A poll released this week by NBC News and SurveyMonkey found that 61 percent of Americans had already concluded that the president tells the truth only some of the time or less.
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He's worthy of praise precisely because he doesn't think he's all that—and when he tells the truth, as he explains to his students, it's because the truth is objective, available to all.
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Donald Trump has so poisoned the atmosphere by attacking the disabled, gold star parents, Muslims, Mexicans, Blacks, women, the press, the rule of law that a comedian who simply tells the truth is offensive?
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I think it was always about the final moments being about whether there's something that her story contains that tells the truth for them, that mattered – whether or not every aspect of it was true.
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One of James Comey's friends is praising the former FBI director and warning that nothing is scarier to President Trump than someone who tells the truth and is always willing to do the right thing.
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When she tells the truth to Christopher and he tells Tony, Silvio is dispatched to get rid of her; he calls her a cunt and shoots her as she crawls away from him in the woods.
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"Trump's position now is a complete shutdown of information, documents and witnesses to Congress — and Mueller obviously could be a devastating witness, just if he tells the truth about what is in his report," said Rep.
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Last month, J. Brien Comey told CNN in a phone interview that his son was a "straightforward and honest guy" and was fired "because Jim tells the truth, (while) Trump runs around lying most of the day."
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Part of me feels like maybe Matt thinks that if he tells the truth, and reveals he left the island knowing what sort of a state Darryl was in, it will make him look like a total jackass.
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Later, knowing it's a potential death sentence, she tells the truth; in front of fairy-tale winding ivy, Moss delivers a short list of dehumanizations, and we get to watch the ambassador absorb all that from the outside.
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Americans also need to understand our complicity in this violence and to do our part, as consumers, to lift up journalism that tells the truth about rising fascism worldwide and to crowd-correct journalism that avoids ugly truths.
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"Until America tells the truth about itself, we're not going to heal," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez said at a forum with Ta-Nehisi Coates, the writer whose landmark 2014 article, "The Case For Reparations," helped thrust the issue back into American consciousness.
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And second, there's Olivier Bonneville, the son of Gerard Bonneville from La Belle Sauvage, who blames Lyra for the death of his father — and who can read the alethiometer, the magical tool that always tells the truth, just as well as Lyra can.
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One curious pattern that repeats itself often in Morgan's Southern Gothic plot is a kind of murderous tattling, in which one character tells the truth to another and mayhem results, sweeping away the guilty with the less guilty (there are no innocents).
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THE AGE OF DISENCHANTMENTS The Epic Story of Spain's Most Notorious Literary Family and the Long Shadow of the Spanish Civil War By Aaron Shulman "The Poet Tells the Truth" is a famous poem by Federico García Lorca, but what if the poet doesn't?
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"This movie tells the truth, and a lot of times we don't get an opportunity to see that," said Cheryl A. Riley, director of the Respect Life office for the Archdiocese of Newark, who organized the viewing and works with women who have had abortions.
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All we've got to do is to say we're not messing with the economy; we're going to improve health care; and we're going to give you a president who tells the truth, respects the law, and can be a good moral example for your kids.
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Certainly, many Americans have paid attention to the media's attempts at fact checking -- including one report that Trump only tells the truth 22% of the time, and another that found in five hours of talking, Trump outright lied an average of every 3 minutes and 15 seconds.
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He learned to let them remind him what he was supposed to be, which is an artist, which is someone who tells the truth, not just a puppet who dances to please his audience in a series of films that resemble the one he just did.
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"All we've got to do is to say, we're not messing with the economy, we're going to improve health care, and we're going to give you a president who tells the truth, respects the law, and can be a good moral example for your kids," Malinowski said.
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As with any kids' book that tells the truth to kids, the series sometimes received mail from adults who were afraid that kids weren't "ready" to read about the things that were already happening in their lives, but the mass majority of the mail was positive.
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The very content of each story vindicates the platform hosting it: By giving Rosen so much space, the Times piece implicitly celebrates investigative journalism, while Chernobyl valorizes the docu-drama that tells the truth about a corrupt government to large numbers of people, who are themselves living under a corrupt government.
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Still, criticism of the media's gaffe fixation — like Michael Kinsley's famous observation that "a 'gaffe' is the opposite of a 'lie': it's when a politician inadvertently tells the truth" — has often been a bit too clever, reflecting the same blend of cynicism and forced naïveté as the trail reporters it maligns.
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The idea that "a feminist is any woman who tells the truth about her life" sets a ludicrously low bar to join a social movement, though the slogan is suited to the era of extreme self-regard we're currently in: It requires that a feminist only speak for herself to get her membership card.
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" He acknowledges the great poets of the last century who "met terrible ends" at the mercy of deteriorating mental health (among them Sylvia Plath, Randall Jarrell and John Berryman), but insists, quoting the critic Joan Acocella, that "it is a species of sentimentality to think that the end of something tells the truth about it.
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"Trump fired Jim Comey because the most dangerous thing in the world — if you're Donald Trump — is a person who tells the truth, is dogged, you can't control, and who is as committed as Comey is to the institutional independence of an organization that has the power to investigate you," Wittes told the NewsHour's William Brangham.
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New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman on Sunday said 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 "often tells the truth," and cautioned against reading too far into the president's motives.
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The only groups where a plurality said Trump tells the truth regarding the Russia investigation were those who approve of the job he's doing as President (77% of whom said that what he says about the investigation is true, compared with 103% who said it is false), Republicans (75% true, 19% false), conservatives (63% true, 31% false) and white non-college graduates (49% true, 46% false).
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A majority of Americans think that 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 either rarely or never tells the truth, according to an NBC News/SurveyMoney poll released Wednesday.
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