I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you.
|
|
They told the "truth" about that inmate, if you will.
|
|
And I very much hope that they told the truth.
|
|
I begged people, but at least I told the truth.
|
|
When questioned about the produce's provenance, I told the truth.
|
|
Even when it told the truth, people didn't believe it.
|
|
I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you
|
|
Trump has not told the truth about lots of things.
|
|
They told the truth, and the truth changed peoples' minds.
|
|
He played a role, he has not told the truth.
|
|
Gutted for my dear friend #annabellasciorra who told the truth!
|
|
She told the truth and has not been contacted since.
|
|
Sen. Amy Klobuchar: People have to be told the truth.
|
|
He just told the truth as he was required to.
|
|
I finally just told the truth: I like it here.
|
|
Ms. Horn pressed Reggie until he finally told the truth.
|
|
Ms. Horn pressed Reggie until he finally told the truth.
|
|
If I die tomorrow, I know that I told the truth.
|
|
I have always told the truth about what happened that night.
|
|
" She added that she had told "the truth from day one.
|
|
"I haven't told the truth," he said in a press conference.
|
|
Today he again told the truth and nothing but the truth.
|
|
"If you told the truth, you go to jail," said Trump.
|
|
Like it was, suddenly he told the truth, which was interesting.
|
|
Over the phone, Rohit was told the truth about his past.
|
|
I just told the truth and they thought it was hell.
|
|
He replied that he had told the truth from the beginning.
|
|
Being told the truth is itself reassuring, even when it's scary.
|
|
People in this city just want to be told the truth.
|
|
"I don't believe they've told the truth about it," he said.
|
|
It is better we are told the truth about Nigeria's economy.
|
|
"When under oath, I have always told the truth," he said.
|
|
He told the truth about that with unrivaled power and honesty.
|
|
The actor has insisted he told the truth about the attack.
|
|
Katina Powell is not an admirable person, but she told the truth.
|
|
Because Mona told the truth the Liars got the remaining puzzle pieces.
|
|
CBS's Scott Pelley recently asked Clinton if she'd always told the truth.
|
|
Consider, alternatively, if Trump's team had told the truth from the start.
|
|
He told the truth "to the best of his ability," they wrote.
|
|
The curse of Cassandra, after all, was that she told the truth.
|
|
Years later, here was incontrovertible proof that she had told the truth.
|
|
But all Americans, wherever they live, deserve to be told the truth.
|
|
But he assured lawmakers that Clinton told the truth throughout the session.
|
|
President Trump must be told the truth about Obama's deadliest cover-up.
|
|
"I did this because I believe she told the truth," Ho said.
|
|
The American people, Mr. McCain said, need to be told the truth.
|
|
Had he told the truth when he spoke to the grand jury?
|
|
I had told the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
|
|
It's unclear whether we, the viewers, are being told the truth about everything.
|
|
Madeline is the first person Jane has told the truth about Ziggy's father.
|
|
"I'm happy she finally told the truth, I'll give her that," Burruss added.
|
|
Trump Jr. and his attorney have insisted he has always told the truth.
|
|
Kavanaugh held firm that he'd told the truth before the committee in 0003.
|
|
Mr. Palij told the truth on one account — he was born on Aug.
|
|
In other words, it could be less confusing if everyone told the truth.
|
|
I've never once met a cop on the witness stand who told the truth.
|
|
Moment #4: When she told the truth about what people think of successful women.
|
|
At home, my unsparing mirror told the truth: I was Big Bird with pockets.
|
|
"I think I told the truth," Kerry said, to cheers from the studio audience.
|
|
Even though her book was fiction, she felt she hadn't fully told the truth.
|
|
He had been granted immunity from prosecution as long as he told the truth.
|
|
"Wouldn't it be great if they told the truth about Obamacare," Trump said about reporters.
|
|
Lie, blame the media, create fake news and then punish those who told the truth.
|
|
Are you of the belief that he told the truth that it wasn&apost Russia?
|
|
According to Flex, Biggie got shot 3 years later because 'Pac never told the truth.
|
|
"I will continue to defend my innocence and that I told the truth," he said.
|
|
He told the truth about that, a truth too few people are willing to recognize.
|
|
"He could have told the truth to the grand jury," Sensenbrenner had said of Clinton.
|
|
"I appreciated that she told the truth, and I know it was risky," she said.
|
|
Instead, he told the truth from the get-go, and his team stood behind him.
|
|
" But Systrom bravely told the truth (emphasis mine): "When you are an innovator, that's awesome.
|
|
"I have always told the truth," Mr. Sessions told the House Judiciary Committee in November.
|
|
There have been many instances where the president has not told the truth, I said.
|
|
"Absolutely not," he responded to reporters, adding that he "told the truth," during the hearing.
|
|
Imagine if one of them gave a television interview and told the truth about Trump.
|
|
But this is my life… If I die tomorrow, I know that I told the truth.
|
|
Tired of denying, I told the truth, and sure enough, I was no longer welcomed home.
|
|
But at the end of the day, I've told the truth and I've done nothing wrong.
|
|
Mueller has charged and is prosecuting Michael Flynn for lying even though Flynn told the truth.
|
|
Lizzie McGuire had a real opportunity to do something powerful: It could have told the truth.
|
|
They deserve to be told the truth, however painful, about the size of their pension check.
|
|
He told the truth to his wealthy donors, while assuring the public that we were fine.
|
|
He told the truth to his wealthy donors while assuring the public that we were fine.
|
|
He told the truth to his wealthy donors, while assuring the public that we were fine.
|
|
What happened when a venture capitalist told the truth about a Mark Zuckerberg-backed start-up.
|
|
Girls who were afraid of becoming a pariah in their social circles because they told the truth.
|
|
Well, it might, but so be it -- (I) told the truth and that's all you can do.
|
|
So until people see video, they'll never really trust that police told the truth about what happened.
|
|
But study participants didn't demonstrate the tendency to embrace falsehoods even more after being told the truth.
|
|
It's rare that they can't," Trump said, adding "if you told the truth, you go to jail.
|
|
"If you told the truth, you go to jail," Trump told the Post about Mueller's investigative practices.
|
|
No one told the truth about how all that free stuff was going to be paid for.
|
|
He's pressured the military to seek retribution against an Army officer who told the truth under oath.
|
|
"They told the truth, but not necessarily the whole truth," he added of his meetings with delegates.
|
|
He said in a statement that Kavanaugh "has not told the truth" with regard to his drinking.
|
|
And she is young, she is bold, and she is politically naive enough to have told the truth.
|
|
All signs point to Cersei having told the truth in season 7 when she revealed she was pregnant.
|
|
He only told the truth when U.S. prosecutors offered him a non-prosecution agreement in 2011, he said.
|
|
McHugh told the Times he doesn't believe NBC has "told the truth" about its handling of the matter.
|
|
And they did so energetically, with allegations that he hadn't told the truth about meeting the Russian ambassador.
|
|
Negative reports were often suppressed and people like myself who told the truth were hounded and eventually banned.
|
|
"I went there to tell the truth," Mr. Baroni said, "and I told the truth that I knew."
|
|
The next day he told the truth, defending the crowd and attacking the congresswoman they wanted to deport.
|
|
There may be no final reckoning, in politics, of who has told the truth and who has lied.
|
|
In this test, half of the people told the truth while the other half lied to the virtual agent.
|
|
"Very few politicians have told the truth about migration," said Andrea Costa, who oversees the site for a charity.
|
|
"This was Iran's chance to finally come clean to the IAEA — they could have told the truth," Netanyahu said.
|
|
"We were pretty enthusiastic for Bernie; he told the truth, and we liked it," Cantor told The Washington Post.
|
|
"One of them can't tell us and the other one hasn't told the truth about what happened," he added.
|
|
Opinion The commerce secretary deceived Congress on the census and threatened those who told the truth about the weather.
|
|
" Brzezinski had asked Cassidy whether it was "fair to say the president has not told the truth, at times.
|
|
I have told the truth throughout this entire proceeding, and I will prove that in a court of law.
|
|
He said that he wishes now he had been at a place where he could have told the truth.
|
|
When asked their ages by staff, they told the truth and were asked (politely) to finish their food and leave.
|
|
"I don't think he told the truth to anybody based on our investigation or based on everybody we've talked to."
|
|
Maybe he told the truth about himself, maybe he lied, there's no way to know, and what does it matter?
|
|
Clinton said, for instance, that Comey testified that she had told the truth in her statements about the email controversy.
|
|
Instead of living in fear and keeping quiet, whistleblowers told the truth, knowing their due process rights would protect them.
|
|
Christie may have been doing his best to appear as an ally to Trump, but his eyes told the truth.
|
|
Throughout his career, Donald Trump has delivered real results, and told the truth even when it was not politically correct.
|
|
And last but certainly not least is Giuliani's explanation for why Trump has not told the truth so many times.
|
|
Soon, however, Sergei disappears, and Lily rapidly begins to suspect that she's not being told the truth about what happened.
|
|
"McCabe's lawyer in his statement said that "at all times, [McCabe] told the truth to the best of his ability.
|
|
"As a young person, I was never told the truth," Mr. Ness said over lunch in Midtown with Mr. Bayona.
|
|
Bonnie tells Madeline that wishes they'd just told the truth — that she pushed Perry — so that she could have gotten off.
|
|
" Once it was determined that he told the truth, Jonas giggled and added, "It was when I looked at the bill!
|
|
I just told the truth, I told Brown, 'you're getting paid to be TJ's training partner, so don't disrespect Dominic Cruz'.
|
|
While this helped me find a dose of patience for this surly patient, in the disability report, I told the truth.
|
|
In Trump's telling, Dean is a villain of the Watergate saga because he told the truth about his boss, the president.
|
|
Still, several officers said in interviews that they had doubts their colleagues consistently told the truth about what they had smelled.
|
|
One said he was "blatantly lying" about drinking, and another said the judge "has not told the truth" about blacking out.
|
|
" Once it was determined that he told the truth, Nick giggled and hilariously added, "It was when I looked at the bill!
|
|
He wanted to tell the Air Force that he and the men he served with mattered enough to be told the truth.
|
|
"I appreciate the spirit in which the mayor and the committee came together and told the truth about what happened," he said.
|
|
Manafort's defense attorneys disputed the allegations, saying he told the truth to the best of his ability and did not intentionally lie.
|
|
Trump's attack was in response to McCrystal saying he wouldn't work for Trump's administration, because he didn't think Trump told the truth.
|
|
People who lie to the FBI generally do so because, if they told the truth, they would be admitting to a crime.
|
|
Manafort's attorneys consistently contested the allegations, arguing he told the truth to the best of his ability and did not intentionally lie.
|
|
When police later questioned the child, they said she asked them what would happen to her mother if she told the truth.
|
|
But they told the truth more consistently than American officials, and it was the truth that ultimately turned America against the war.
|
|
Here are three primary investigative steps the FBI should take to develop the facts necessary to assess who told the truth: 211.
|
|
"I told the truth to the authorities then, and I have been telling it, unaltered, for more than 20 years," Farrow writes.
|
|
Fraud cases require some deception, but if you expect that you will not be told the truth, then you cannot be misled.
|
|
" I hoped she might say something provocative and sexy, as she used to, but she told the truth: 'I'm tired,' " she said.
|
|
Mick Mulvaney, the Trump administration's budget director, made news this week by committing what's known as a Kinsley gaffe: Mulvaney told the truth.
|
|
He also said Mr Sessions had "probably" told the truth in his Senate confirmation hearing and should not recuse himself from any investigation.
|
|
But the deeper point is that voters were never told the truth about the trade-offs inherent in Mrs May's version of Brexit.
|
|
" He went on to say that Clinton herself "accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class.
|
|
The biggest potential danger facing the Trump team has to do with whether they've told the truth in their interviews with federal investigators.
|
|
"I told him our work would be more successful if the Trump administration stuck to the science and told the truth," Inslee tweeted.
|
|
I believe that Cohen basically told the truth in his testimony on Wednesday, but I don't believe that he is a changed man.
|
|
According to polls, a majority of American women believe that Christine Blasey Ford told the truth when she said Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her.
|
|
The woman accusing Antonio Brown of rape claims she took a polygraph test after the alleged incidents which proved she told the truth.
|
|
He told authorities he knew that if he told the truth about his drug use, he would be unable to purchase his firearm.
|
|
Kelly also believes that Vindman, who was fired from White House last week, told the truth during testimony before House investigators last fall.
|
|
It is also likely because of the mass commercialization of I.V.F. Rather than being told the truth, I was sold a fertility fantasy.
|
|
" Literally, there was a sharp intake of breath by everybody in the room because he actually told the truth and I went, "Thank you.
|
|
At the time, Manafort's defense team said their client believed he had told the truth and was not in violation of his plea agreement.
|
|
Under those conditions, 56% of participants told the truth when under time pressure, compared with only 44% of those who had time to think.
|
|
The most obvious flaw in Giuliani's argument is that if the President simply told the truth he would have nothing to fear from Mueller.
|
|
They should just keep it to themselves because if they have told the truth you're just going to help that man to power anyway.
|
|
A movement would have nothing left to do if all that powerful people needed to address their wrongs was to be told the truth.
|
|
That was possibly inspired by Walter Cronkite coming back from Vietnam and saying that we had not been told the truth about the war.
|
|
Members need to instinctively trust their leader, know they are being told the truth and believe their viewpoints are being accurately represented in negotiations.
|
|
They should just keep it to themselves because if they have told the truth, you're just going to help that man to power anyway.
|
|
What's happening: "They got asked questions and told the truth and now they're worried the wrath will follow," one former White House official told NBC.
|
|
That appearance was panned -- at least by me -- because the "joke" appeared to be that Spicer had purposely not told the truth as press secretary.
|
|
Sources connected to the 2 swimmers tell TMZ, they're "not surprised" at the turn of events, but they add Ryan and Jimmy told the truth.
|
|
The Clinton impeachment and trial were highly partisan and probably would have not occurred if President Clinton simply had told the truth about his affair.
|
|
" Palij told Justice Department investigators who showed up at his door in 1993: "I would never have received my visa if I told the truth.
|
|
The team also asked 100 separate adults in the US what they would report if they'd driven 300 miles, and they all told the truth.
|
|
According to the poll, 21% of registered voters thought Cohen told the truth during his testimony last week, 2120% didn't and another 23.4% were unsure.
|
|
"They tell me that I am brave to have told the truth and have sent me messages telling me 'Albert, keep it up,'" he said.
|
|
I have always told the truth, and I have answered every question to the best of my recollection, as I will continue to do today.
|
|
"For many years Australian schools and Australian institutions have not told the truth about the way in which Australia was settled," she told the Brisbane Times.
|
|
We saw a woman be punished for lying, but her counterpart, or whatever he fucking is, never told the truth once, and now he's the President.
|
|
And the second you're told the truth or decide to finally search it on Urban Dictionary, the moment of clarity is the definition of millennial victory.
|
|
That showing is much worse than his campaign's internal polling reportedly predicted, though it's impossible to know if he ever told the truth about those polls.
|
|
Manafort's attorneys last week contested the accusations, saying their client told the truth "to the best of his ability" and did not deliberately lie to investigators.
|
|
They also claimed that they had told the truth to the Frontex agents, at disembarkation, but I was skeptical; Palanebiolo was supposed to house only adults.
|
|
As both candidate and President, Donald Trump has lied so frequently and so extravagantly that it's possible to overlook the occasions when he told the truth.
|
|
When he got back to New York, he not only told the truth but also tried to correct the impression he himself had helped to create.
|
|
KS: You also seemed somewhat relieved as I recall at the time, when you were just, you told the truth and then you moved on. No?
|
|
Luckily, it wouldn't be long before Dawson just cut the games and told the truth to TMZ, confirming that she and Booker are indeed an item.
|
|
The point is that it told the truth about a man who garners evangelical support "in spite of his blackened moral record," as the editor said.
|
|
It's never entirely clear that the fortune teller who spoke to the Gold siblings told the truth: Were they always fated to die when they did?
|
|
Trump accidentally told the truth, which is that he doesn't know what's going on in Congress, and doesn't care to find out before whining about it.
|
|
If the judge overseeing Portier's separate court martial case agrees with Rugh, however, then Portier told the truth and his charge must be tossed out, too.
|
|
As evidence continues to be released, we hope to soon learn whether or not Lochte told the truth, misrepresented the facts or lied about all of it.
|
|
In May, Trump threatened Comey with the possible existence of their recorded conversations, as a way to "ensure Comey told the truth," an anonymous source told Bloomberg.
|
|
Tommy, as likable as he is — and I liked him, got along well with him — but he has never told the truth much in his entire life.
|
|
"We thought good policy arguments, good bureaucratic arguments — that if we just did the right thing and told the truth, that we would win," the source said.
|
|
Forty-four percent of respondents in the new Quinnipiac survey said they believe Cohen told the truth during his testimony, while 36 percent said they did not.
|
|
We look forward to proving to a jury that Ms. Zervos told the truth about defendant's unwanted sexual groping and holding him accountable for his malicious lies.
|
|
Millennials will need to urgently educate themselves and demand to be told the truth about the reporting games their governments rely on to camouflage their profligate ways.
|
|
Sucher said he should've done his own analysis of what happened and created an environment where people told the truth about the lead-up to these crashes.
|
|
" Attorney General Jeff Sessions, testifying before the House Judiciary Committee, showed selective recall on the Trump campaign's Russia contacts, but insisted, "I have always told the truth.
|
|
"Only when they were far away from their homes were they told the truth – that they would have to work as prostitutes," Davies said in a statement.
|
|
We look forward to proving to a jury that Ms. Zervos told the truth about Defendant's unwanted sexual groping and holding him accountable for his malicious lies.
|
|
More than whether he really had a conversation with the Russians about sanctions, the key issue internally was whether he told the truth to Pence, the source said.
|
|
"At the very end of my testimony, a Congressman looked at me very sternly and asked me if I was sure I had told the truth," she remembers.
|
|
" He added, "I have always told the truth — that as a teenager, who saw many around me die from senseless gun violence, I carried a gun for protection.
|
|
While Gomez wrote that she always "told the truth" and was "always true" to her word, she felt like something has been missing from her work and life.
|
|
"Once you get the consumer engaged, the model in the U.S. has shown they become quite passionate and concerned that people are being told the truth," Moulis said.
|
|
I've always told the truth and I have answered every question as I understood them to the best of my recollection as I will continue to do today.
|
|
For people to understand the importance of social distancing, they have to be told the truth and they have to understand these issues around ICU capacity and effectiveness.
|
|
Had Captain Nettleton told the truth from the start, those searching for Mr. Tur might have had a better idea of where to look for him, witnesses testified.
|
|
The White House later said that Mr. Trump had been informed weeks earlier that Mr. Flynn had not told the truth about his conversation with the Russian ambassador.
|
|
Politico reported Thursday that his resignation was due to growing frustration with operation and warring factions, as well as concerns over whether he was being told the truth.
|
|
A spokeswoman for Mr. Smollett's lawyers declined to comment on the city's lawsuit, but the actor has insisted that he told the truth when he reported being attacked.
|
|
Immigrants should instead be told the truth: Federal privacy laws create extremely robust protections forbidding the Census Bureau to share individual data with any other part of the government.
|
|
So, talk about that issue, because last time when Travis was here on the stage and started mentioning, when I asked about self-driving, he actually told the truth.
|
|
Of course it was a good thing I said what I did because Charles Van Doren had already told the truth and the subcommittee knew that I was lying.
|
|
" Trump also repeated claims that Clinton "short-circuited" at a recent campaign event and "accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class.
|
|
Both claim Jackson made legal threats, and Wade eventually decided to testify in Jackson's defense because he says he was scared of the repercussions if he told the truth.
|
|
CNN on Monday reported that White House counsel Donald McGahn told Trump he believed Flynn had not told the truth in his interview with the FBI or to Pence.
|
|
The Fox News anchor did something extraordinary on Monday for his channel: He told the truth about a migrant caravan from Central America that's headed for the U.S. border.
|
|
Thus, either Mueller is alleging that Stone told the truth the first time in claiming to contact Assange, or that he bizarrely lied about his lying about contacting Assange.
|
|
"The other difficult part about the portrayal of women as magicians is that "no one's ever told the truth about being a magician in Las Vegas," she said. "Ever.
|
|
"I told the truth, told what happened, but also glazed over some of the details that are not appropriate for the age group I was writing for," Erik said.
|
|
"The body camera footage told the truth about what happened," Ms. Porter said, noting that she and Ms. Wubbels had released the entirety of the footage, not selected clips.
|
|
" Duran, vainly asserting his innocence, sings: "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, sure/But I'm not the one lying, I only told the truth, sir.
|
|
Flynn chose to lie to the FBI about his dealings with the Russians during the transition but told the truth to the incoming vice president about those same interactions.
|
|
But it's still shocking to read that the President, fresh from his impeachment trial, is firing the people who testified, under subpoena, and told the truth about his actions.
|
|
He told police that he did not know in advance they intended to rob XXXTentacion, and was fearful of being labelled a snitch in prison if he told the truth.
|
|
One group of moms was told that their kids were drinking a high-sugar drink; the other group was told the truth, that their kids were consuming a sugar substitute.
|
|
Michael Vecchione, who represented the D.A.'s office, admitted that Smith was "a person you cannot rely on," but he maintained that she had told the truth at the trial.
|
|
In fact, he was resigning, arguing that the latest Brexit plan would leave Britain as "a colony" of the EU. When the ministers were told the truth, some burst out laughing.
|
|
Faced with the choice of returning Thaletas to tell him that his former lover — the one who did want to spend her life with him — was dead, Alexios told the truth.
|
|
On Thursday evening, a spokeswoman for Mr. Smollett's lawyers declined to comment on the city's lawsuit, but the actor has insisted that he told the truth when he reported being attacked.
|
|
While it may be impossible ever to establish definitively whether Ford or Kavanaugh have told the truth, the FBI's investigation has the potential to tip the balance one way or another.
|
|
" Here is what CNN reported on what Trump said and did after the long-form birth certificate was released: -- "He didn't know he was running for president, so he told the truth.
|
|
"If you told the truth, you go to jail," he told the Post in what effectively amounted to an attack by the country's chief law enforcement officer on a legally mandated investigation.
|
|
In an August 19th interview on "Meet the Press," the host, Chuck Todd, asked Giuliani whether a perjury trap could even exist, since a witness who told the truth couldn't be trapped.
|
|
Democrats have said Sessions might have committed perjury with his testimony, but Sessions has argued that he has always told the truth and his testimony was to the best of his recollection.
|
|
But according to court papers, the prosecutors warned that they did not believe that Mr. Guillen had told the truth in the recording and claimed that the informant had falsified the texts.
|
|
Mr. Bederow seized on this, saying in his papers that the district attorney's office was now painting Mr. Avitto as a liar after claiming that he had told the truth at trial.
|
|
Philip's confession to Stan was a complex bit of verbal cat-and-mouse: He lied, then told the truth, but selectively, gaming his language second to second, one eye on the exit.
|
|
On Tuesday, Spicer confirmed in a press briefing that Trump had been told more than two weeks before that Flynn had not told the truth about what was discussed during the calls.
|
|
Reality Check: Who told the truth and who didn't As with all of Trump's cryptic statements, we won't know exactly what that means until the moment arrives on the night of November 8.
|
|
Attorney Geoffrey H. Genth sent a letter to Gianforte after the GOP lawmaker told the Missoulian editorial board last week that he initially told the truth to the police regarding the 85033 incident.
|
|
"I have always told the truth, and I have answered every question as I understood them and to the best of my recollection, as I will continue to do today," Sessions angrily insisted.
|
|
Recently, at a campaign event, Hillary Clinton short-circuited again – to use a now famous term – when she accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class.
|
|
Though Spicer had repeatedly and flagrantly not told the truth during his time as White House press secretary -- a job, by the way, funded by taxpayer dollars -- he had entered a different stratosphere.
|
|
Alexander Vindman, a key witness in Trump's impeachment inquiry, had been right to raise concerns about the President's July call with Ukraine's President and that he had told the truth during his testimony.
|
|
These misleading numbers are not a deliberate deception, but the result is the same: The American public is not being told the truth about the human cost of these wars in wounded Americans.
|
|
Mr. Prevost said Mr. Pender told the truth, adding that his testimony was corroborated by other evidence, including phone and bank records, video from security cameras and DNA found in the rented car.
|
|
To George, the actor's "dark, pin-pricked eyes told the truth at the heart of every story, that violence is an original form of intimacy, and always has been, and will remain so forever".
|
|
While Clinton is currently leading Trump in most polls, many surveys show broad swaths of the public do not find her trustworthy, and harbor doubts about whether she's told the truth about email server.
|
|
Thinking of all the lies I've told men in order to save face, I wonder, would things really have been better off if I told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but it?
|
|
The 37-year-old actor, who is black and openly gay, has insisted he told the truth in his account of being accosted on a darkened street in January 2019 by two masked strangers.
|
|
"I just told the truth and spoke out about the problems," Cao said, explaining his decision to invest US$1 billion in the U.S., including taking over a former General Motors plant in Dayton, Ohio.
|
|
Dorsey accidentally told the truth the first time, and Mark Zuckerberg really does have some kind of secret Terminator gun he used to zap that poor goat to the big garbage dump in the sky.
|
|
"This time I told the truth, that I was leading a protest," said Mubarak, who had to take ten bus rides from her home town of Singa, south of Khartoum, to join the sit-in.
|
|
"Donald Trump tweets about [the stock market] are basically the only time he's ever told the truth," Marshall Steinbaum, the research director and fellow at the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute, told me over the phone.
|
|
And that, when Flynn was fired, the reason given was that he had not told the truth to the vice president as opposed to the fact that he was a prime target for Russian blackmail.
|
|
To believe otherwise, you must assume Flynn discussed U.S. sanctions with Kislyak, then lied about it publicly and to colleagues, then told the truth about it to the FBI, then lied about it some more.
|
|
When Manu saw his relative, he realized that the junior officer had told the truth about outing him on the phone, and he knew that he could never show his face in Port Said again.
|
|
"He wants everybody to believe that he told the truth when he said he was wiretapped," added Waters, who has been an outspoken critic of Trump, accusing him of lying and calling for his impeachment.
|
|
But there's another trait To All The Boys and Sierra Burgess share in a long tradition of teen romantic comedies that came before them: Both storylines would fall apart if everyone just told the truth.
|
|
But Town, the North Korea expert at Johns Hopkins, thinks it's also possible that North Korea told the truth when it cited Pence's decision to announce new sanctions as the reason for canceling the meeting.
|
|
If we know, from the past, that North Korea has not told the truth, why shouldn&apost it be just as intrusive because Saddam lied for years as well, and that&aposs why it was intrusive?
|
|
So he's wielding his knife on her most sensitive pressure point: her hypocrisy in running as a feminist icon when she was part of political operations that smeared women who told the truth about Bill's transgressions.
|
|
Still, several colleges issued statements this week indicating that students unwittingly associated with the scandal could still be held accountable because they are required to certify, by signing their applications, that they had told the truth.
|
|
After one of the brothers testified, he told two detectives "that it felt good that he told the truth, but still felt that the Chicago police may want to charge him," one of the reports says.
|
|
Garcetti says Michael Cohen has finally told the truth, which forced Trump's hand to come clean this week ... that he knew about the payout to Stormy Daniels, despite his denial on Air Force One months ago.
|
|
It's easier to escape from the psychiatric institution your parents placed you in because you told the truth and got your bullshit brother convicted of a sex crime when you have a friend driving the getaway car.
|
|
Denton's claims are backed up by recently unsealed legal briefs that also cast doubt on whether Hogan told the truth when he said in court that he did not realize that his sexual encounter was being filmed.
|
|
A monthslong investigation uncovered a number of cases in recent years in which officers had clearly not told the truth about arrests they had made — a phenomenon with a storied nickname, testilying, that is still tossed around.
|
|
The ad features five veterans urging voters to demand an end to what one calls a "mismanaged war in Afghanistan that our leaders haven't told the truth about" and has cost taxpayers an estimated $1 trillion dollars.
|
|
Whenever I&aposve been asked that question, I always reassure parents that I&aposm yet to have an adult enter my therapy office claiming that believing in Santa — or being told the truth — scarred them for life.
|
|
Tuesday's developments also left key questions in the intrigue unanswered -- including why it took Trump more than two weeks to push Flynn out after he learned that his national security adviser had not told the truth to Pence.
|
|
It was late in the day, so she spent a nerve-wracking night until she could contact an attorney and start on a journey that would drain her savings as she tried to prove she'd told the truth.
|
|
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines' top police commander on Tuesday said he would not prevent officers involved in the country's bloody war on drugs from seeking church protection and testifying to their alleged abuses, providing they told the truth.
|
|
In this #MeToo moment, when we're reassessing decades of male misbehavior and turning open secrets into exposes, we should look clearly at the credible evidence that Juanita Broaddrick told the truth when she accused Clinton of raping her.
|
|
But in April, a report from a new investigatory body found "a preponderance of the evidence" showing Meloon, along with fellow athletes Heidi Gilbert and Kay Poe, had told the truth in their years-old accusations against Lopez.
|
|
"There were two choices for Jim when he was asked about this situation: He could have told the truth that he saw it, he was there, he was in the showers and saunas with us," Mr. DiSabato said.
|
|
And we have no way of knowing when he should recuse himself from the untold number of matters involving dark money funders he used to solicit, because he has never yet told the truth about who they are.
|
|
Smollett has continued to insist that he told the truth about being the victim of a racist and homophobic attack, even after he was accused of filing false reports and charged with 0003 felony counts of disorderly conduct.
|
|
However, after a mysterious "surge" begins harming the earth, he's told the truth: His father went to space to experiment with an extremely dangerous and classified material, and Roy must go find him before it destroys the solar system.
|
|
White House counsel Donald McGahn told Trump that based on his conversation with then-acting Attorney General Sally Yates, he believed Flynn had not told the truth in his interview with the FBI or to Pence, the source said.
|
|
The decision comes amid pressure from lawmakers who are questioning whether the FBI told the truth during its recent standoff with Apple over an iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the two terrorists behind the California attack.
|
|
He also said during congressional testimony in September that he has "no obligation" to tell the truth to the media, while acknowledging that he had not told the truth when asked earlier this year about his interactions with Trump.
|
|
" She added, "the current government has three separate ministers indicted in the Panama Papers, it had a prime minister who still has not officially apologized or told the truth about offshore money and a finance minister whom has mishandled his taxes.
|
|
The documentary recast her not as an angry black woman trying to keep a man from his deserved job, but a reserved, smart attorney who merely told the truth about a man about to be given a tremendous amount of power.
|
|
As in the failed Soviet coup, the Turkish coup leaders were dependent on raw conscripts who had either not been told the truth about their mission, or had not expected to face popular resistance and quickly melted away or surrendered.
|
|
" As for the controversy that came from the Times story, Tarantino said, "I feel like I've been honest here and told the truth, and it feels really good after two days of misrepresentation, to be able to say it out loud.
|
|
Photograph by Richard Avedon As an artist, Avedon told the truth about lies, and why we need them or metaphors to survive, and how people fit into their self-mythologizing like body bags, and die in them if they're not careful.
|
|
While Comey did say there was no evidence she lied to the FBI, that is not the same as saying she told the truth to the American public -- which was the point of [Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace's] question.
|
|
Chaffetz pressed Comey on whether Clinton told the truth to the FBI during an interview at the bureau's Washington headquarters last weekend, the culmination of its yearlong investigation of the private email setup she used while serving as secretary of State.
|
|
" Mr. Strzok, visibly irked, insisted that he had "always told the truth" and shot back that Mr. Gohmert's invocation of "a family member who I have acknowledged hurting goes more to a discussion about your character and what you stand for.
|
|
"I can unequivocally say that in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking, and in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, Brett has not told the truth," Chad Ludington said in a statement to CNN.
|
|
"I can unequivocally say that in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking, and in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, Brett has not told the truth," a Yale classmate, Chad Ludington, told CNN on Sunday.
|
|
Jussie Smollett spoke out Tuesday following the dismissal of charges against him by Illinois prosecutors, insisting he told the truth about being targeted in an allegedly racist and homophobic hate crime that police had accused him of staging to draw attention to himself.
|
|
Several people, including former national security adviser Michael Flynn and Sessions, have not told the truth about their contacts with the Russians, and Flynn secretly received money from the Russians until shortly before he took the top job at the National Security Council.
|
|
She would not comment on the substance of the interview but her comment allowed Democratic senators to lead her on a path that raised the unspoken possibility that Flynn had not only not told the truth to Pence, but to the bureau.
|
|
Do you believe that Judge Kavanaugh told the truth during his confirmation testimony about his behavior when he was in prep school and college on matters related to the allegations of the women, or do you believe he testified falsely under oath?
|
|
" Calling it his "civic duty" to come forward with this information, Ludington summarized, "I can unequivocally say that in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking, and in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, Brett has not told the truth.
|
|
Mueller does not provide an answer though his findings show that people like foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos and former national security adviser Michael Flynn may have escaped without criminal records had they only told the truth about their contacts with Russian officials and emissaries.
|
|
In the filings on Monday, Dr. Rodchenkov responded to the libel claim with a simple defense: He argued he had told the truth, pointing to scientific and forensic evidence that later confirmed much of what he had told The New York Times in 2016.
|
|
While the lead prosecutor on the case, Andrew Weissmann, did not explicitly ask for a prison sentence, he insisted that Mr. van der Zwaan told the truth only after he "was caught red-handed" in various falsehoods and had been handed a grand jury subpoena.
|
|
Amid all of President Trump&aposs many tweets, this is remarkable because it&aposs unprecedented for a commander-in-chief in the middle of a criminal investigation to acknowledge he himself had not told the truth basically about the focus of such a critical meeting.
|
|
The lead prosecutor, Melissa Mourges, said in court papers that no scientific evidence, like DNA, linked Mr. Juárez to the crime, so every statement he made to Ms. Robles was critical to proving to jurors that he had told the truth to the police.
|
|
"As the Court explained today, the government cannot censor commercial speech in a paternalistic effort to keep citizens from making unpopular choices - or choices the government doesn't approve - if they are told the truth," Brad Benbrook, an attorney for the plaintiffs said in a statement.
|
|
" Not only did NBC report that "Marc Kasowitz is no longer leading the president's group of private lawyers," Politico reported that Mark Corallo, spokesman for the Trump legal team, resigned because he "was concerned about whether he was being told the truth about various matters.
|
|
While President Donald Trump, and his enablers in Congress and the media, were pushing flabbergasting lies about Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report on the Russia investigation Monday, FBI Director Christopher Wray did an interview with ABC in which he told the truth.
|
|
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Rod J. Rosenstein, President Donald Trump's nominee for deputy attorney general, almost exclusively on the Russia investigation and whether Sessions told the truth in his own confirmation hearing when he said he had not met with any Russian officials.
|
|
There are so many messages in the film tied to the politics of that moment—like scrawled on a wall somewhere is that Tawana Brawley told the truth, or at the end someone says get out and vote for David Dinkins, which actually happened the next year.
|
|
In a briefing Tuesday, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said that the investigation of former White House staffer Rob Porter closed in January and emphasized that both the White House and FBI Director Chris Wray have told the truth about the timeline leading up to Porter's departure.
|
|
Corallo, a veteran GOP operative who was working on the White House defense against Mueller's probe into election interference, reportedly resigned from Trump's legal team last year due to growing frustration with the operation in addition to concerns over whether he was being told the truth.
|
|
If you direct your attention to the series of known cases when Trump officials have not told the truth to the F.B.I. and to Congress about Russian contacts, what emerges is a likely conspiracy on the part of Mr. Trump's inner circle to mislead federal officials.
|
|
And as if the state's finances were not bad enough, Mr. Christie has spent at least $10 million of taxpayer money to defend himself in the bridge scandal, and most New Jersey voters say they do not believe he has told the truth about his involvement.
|
|
Trump's habitual overshadowing of his own optimum message was also evident when Hassett was forced to concede that the president had not told the truth when he tweeted Monday that the GDP rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in 100 years.
|
|
At the same time, there's been a slight increase in the share of Americans who think Trump has told the truth publicly about the investigation (40% say so now, up slightly from 36% in December), though a majority (0033%) still feel his statements have been mostly or completely false.
|
|
INGRAHAM: Tell us about the wall, because I hear conflicting things about the wall, because we heard that the omnibus funded the wall but then we heard it actually didn&apost fund the wall and the president wasn&apost told the truth about that, certainly not the wall that he wants.
|
|
While other Republicans were hiding behind the fig leaf of a bogus institutional precedent to explain why they wouldn't hold hearings on President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Trump simply told the truth: that he didn't want a liberal majority on the court, and Republican senators had the power to prevent it.
|
|
In one of the new series of collages, all titled "Anita Told the Truth," Winant gathers images of Anita Hill testifying before the Senate in 1991 about being sexually harassed by Clarence Thomas, who had formerly been her boss and went on to be confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice.
|
|
"In this #MeToo moment, when we're reassessing decades of male misbehavior and turning open secrets into exposes, we should look clearly at the credible evidence that Juanita Broaddrick told the truth when she accused Clinton of raping her," New York Times op-ed columnist Michelle Goldberg wrote the same month.
|
|
Smollett, 37, has insisted he told the truth when he reported that he was accosted on the street in January 2019 by two masked men who threw a noose around his neck and poured chemicals on him while yelling racist and homophobic slurs and expressions of support for President Donald Trump.
|
|
" On Sunday, Chad Ludington, who said he drank with Kavanaugh at Yale, issued a statement to the New York Times, writing, "I can unequivocally say that in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out from drinking, and in downplaying the degree and frequency of his drinking, Brett has not told the truth.
|
|
WASHINGTON — President Trump was informed more than two weeks ago that his national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, had not told the truth about his interactions with Russia's ambassador, and the president eventually asked for Mr. Flynn's resignation after concluding he could not be trusted, a White House official said on Tuesday.
|
|
If they told the truth, we would not be able to defend criminal cases, but they think there's capital to be gained by lying through their teeth, so that's a good thing for a criminal defendant because the lies that they tell, once exposed, will poison everything the police say, even the true parts.
|
|
Rodchenkov's lawyer said while there may have been some natural skepticism when the whistle-blower first made the claims of a widespread doping conspiracy, the chemist's credibility as a witness has been strengthened by the world's antidoping regulator, its independent investigator and now the I.O.C. "There's overwhelming evidence showing that he's told the truth," Walden said.
|
|
With the coverage of OBJ of late falling under the "Diva WR" category because he is very demonstrative on the sideline (not unlike some other guy who doesn't have the same rep), and an interview in which he told the truth about the Giants the week prior, a narrative began to take shape: Beckham was throwing a fit, and walking out.
|
|
"Saying his family feared for his life if he told the truth, he indicated his reluctance to go to the Federal Bureau of Investigation or the Justice Department and his desire to tell his story to the court," Judge Sirica, the senior jurist of Federal District Court in Washington, wrote in an Op-Ed article for The New York Times in 1979.
|
|
For every vicious guard, for every Governor Rockefeller, who peddled the lie that prisoners had cut the hostages' throats, there is a Dr. John Edland, the medical examiner who told the truth about who killed the hostages, or a Malcolm Bell, the Wall Street lawyer who, seeking a little adventure, became a special prosecutor, then blew the whistle on how his superiors were thwarting cases against state troopers.
|
|
"What Dr. Blasey Ford did on September 27, 2018 was something that was extraordinary in how ordinary it was: she told the truth about a sexual assault she experienced when she was fifteen years old at the hands of Judge Brett Kavanaugh," wrote UNC English professor Dr. Jennifer Ho in the letter nominating Ford, speaking about the California professor's testimony last month in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
|
|
And that&aposs on top of, of course, the FBI, the DOJ lying, misleading FISA judges, multiple times in order to get a FISA warrant to spy on a Trump campaign associate in the weeks leading up to an election and for an entire year, four judges lied to, they never would have told the truth, they never were told it was a bought and paid for Clinton dossier that was not verified, not corroborated.
|
|
When all is said and done, Mr. Huber, who is conducting the grand jury, to investigate the unmasking, the lying on the FISA court, and the leaking of information to the press, it will be shown without a shadow of a doubt, that the reason Mr. Brennan has been lying in congressional testimony was from the beginning is because he knew that if he told the truth, he would reveal the plot that involved all the people.
|
|
Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanMSNBC's Nicolle Wallace says she'll 'gladly' vote for Sanders Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment MORE, ambassadors Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchThe Hill's review of John Solomon's columns on Ukraine Democrats worried about Trump's growing strength Congress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment MORE and William Taylor, Fiona Hill and others — told the truth about Trump's corruption as they saw and heard it.
|
|
And I watch you every day and I watched you today, all the focus is, you told us in 20183 that the president had nothing to do with the comments of Don Junior, and I&aposm thinking well, every report shows that what the president said, that the Magnitsky Act or the fact that that meeting was all about -- and all the e-mails proven to be about talking about adoption, that the fact is that at the end of the report, they told the truth.
|
|
" Signed by 65 veterans of the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines, the statement said in part: "We know, because we have been there, that the American public has not been told the truth about the war or about Viet-Nam … We believe that true support for our buddies still in Viet-Nam is to demand that they be brought home (through whatever negotiation is necessary) before anyone else dies in a war the American people did not vote for and do not want.
|
|
"Our work was to receive them first, most of them did not know the reason...the people I saw when their destiny was sealed, I told the truth, and after they were all naked, they went further into the death chamber, where the Germans had laid pipes on the ceiling to make them think they were preparing the bath, with whips in their hands, the Germans forced them to move closer and closer together, so that as many as possible could fit in, a true Sardinian death, then the doors were hermetically sealed," wrote Nadjari.
|
|
This type of comment is not unusual – it can happen with any studio on any film, when different actor's names come up in conversation – but once you hear negative feedback about somebody, you don't forget it.... The movies changed hands from Miramax to New Line before casting actually got underway – but because we had been warned off Ashley and Mira by Miramax, and we were naive enough to assume we'd been told the truth, Fran and I did not raise their names in New Line casting conversations.... If we were unwitting accomplices in harming their careers, Fran and I unreservedly apologise to both Ashley and Mira.
|
|