It's saying I'm untruthful and at the same time I'm truthful about being untruthful.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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Prosecutor: Carter was untruthful During cross-examination, Assistant District Attorney Katie Rayburn tried to paint Carter as an untruthful person who craved attention.
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Independents, meanwhile, believe both the administration and the news media are untruthful, with 52 percent saying the administration is untruthful and 47 percent saying the same about the media.
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Clinton made 12 assertions that her opponent was untruthful, not 10, and Mr. Trump made 24 assertions that his opponent was untruthful, not 26; Mr. Trump dodged 8 questions, not 4.
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" Corker responded by calling Trump an "utterly untruthful president.
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GREG JARRETT, FOX NEWS LEGAL ANALYST: He was untruthful yesterday.
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He also suggests that she was untruthful about the incident.
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That he had repeatedly made untruthful or highly distorted statements?
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The amount of untruthful stuff that is written is unbelievable.
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He later told PEOPLE he was "untruthful" about his original statement.
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He also hit back at claims that the book was untruthful.
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" Friday morning, Trump tweeted that Comey was an "untruthful slime ball.
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Trump was also "generally" untruthful in his written answers, he said.
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And they were insubordinate, grossly unprofessional in their communications and even untruthful.
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He was also accused of submitting an untruthful report about the shooting.
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He said untruthful witnesses have testified against the company in the past.
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Democrats have signaled suspicions that Don Jr. may have been untruthful. Rep.
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To use this in this nasty and untruthful way — it's really Trumpian.
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The Louisville newspaper denies the "untruthful and absurd" claim from Bevin's office.
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The department later fired him for being untruthful on his job application.
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Donald Trump is known for his bombastic, sometimes racist, and often untruthful statements.
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" The rules also ban social media users who "spread fake or untruthful information.
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Some people have credited Epstein's denials and rejected the women's accounts as untruthful.
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Authorities said Chris was found to have been untruthful on the polygraph test.
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" Corker soon responded on Twitter: "Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president. #AlertTheDaycareStaff.
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Feinstein did not give her opinion on whether Sessions was being deliberately untruthful.
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He admitted that he had chosen the "least untruthful" option in his testimony.
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Perhaps that's why your ratings are soooo much better than your untruthful competition!
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Parliamentary inquiries follow on reprimanding members for being untruthful and audience member disruptions. pic.twitter.
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" CNN (analysis): Trump is seen by many as untruthful and also perceived as "authentic.
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However, Loehmann was fired in May 2017 for being untruthful on his job application.
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That doesn't mean regurgitating job descriptions or being untruthful, but it does require imagination.
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But three federal judges ruled that Ross was untruthful about his decision-making process.
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But he also risks alienating voters not enamored of sweeping statements that can be untruthful.
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If Flynn was untruthful during the interviews, it could leave him vulnerable to criminal charges.
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" He later tweeted in response to Trump's attacks: "Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president.
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First, Mayo has been inaccurate and untruthful about what transpired during the March 228 meeting.
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But Mr. Feigin added that Mr. Baroni's untruthful statements were evidence that he lacked authority.
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"I never thought I would get married because I didn't want to be untruthful," said Mountbatten.
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He was also untruthful when he said that he was not withholding documents from the committee.
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Jennifer Wexton, D-Virginia, accused Carson of being untruthful or ignorant of his agency's policy objectives.
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" Trump has previously called Comey, "Slippery James Comey,"an "untruthful slime ball" and a "LEAKER & LIAR.
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"I'm voting 'no' because the FARC have been untruthful in the whole process," Mr. Celis said.
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Contrary to the president's untruthful tweet, the Democrats had nothing to do with this new policy.
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It will not stop the vast majority of untruthful posts about candidates or other election issues.
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The administration is considered truthful by 220006 percent of registered voters and untruthful by 2202 percent.
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They were like fake orgasms, untruthful actions giving the man an exaggerated view of his talents.
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If he's being untruthful, that leaves plenty of time for any deceits to come to light.
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The poll showed 34% of independents thought he was untruthful and 19% of independents weren't sure.
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Trump has gone on offense, labeling Comey an "untruthful slimeball" and a "leaker" deserving of prosecution.
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The joke is ongoing: on Tuesday, Corker tweeted to #AlertTheDaycareStaff because "the untruthful president" was lying again.
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During the investigation, "Hannum was determined to be untruthful with detectives," Shelton police alleged in their statement.
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On Twitter, Trump fired off some untruthful tweets about the proposal and, specifically, what Democrats are seeking.
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Although this development doesn't make his earlier testimony before Congress untruthful, it is certainly inconsistent with it.
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Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful.
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"Their investigation revealed that Andrea Constand had been untruthful time and time and time again," he said.
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That still makes it untruthful, but in Washington, people like Clapper do not get indicted for perjury.
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We're just digesting and analyzing the impact to the nation of being exposed to untruthful news stories.
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He reportedly helped his elder son write an untruthful statement about a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
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" In response, Trump on Friday took to Twitter to blast Comey as an "untruthful slimeball" and "leaker.
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At a news conference on May 15, Police Director General Aung Win Oo dismissed that testimony as untruthful.
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At a news conference on May 15, Police Director General Aung Win Oo dismissed the testimony as untruthful.
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The charges did not specify how the report was untruthful, and a department spokeswoman was unavailable to comment.
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" Citing the report, the Times said he deleted numerous text messages and was "evasive and untruthful at times.
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" Corker, who upset the president after opposing his tax bill, responded by calling Trump an "utterly untruthful president.
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In a 2013 interview with Andrea Mitchell, Clapper said he gave the "least untruthful" response to a complicated question.
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But Maassen also said that among those tip-offs there were some cases of untruthful defamation, the newspaper said.
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Efforts to label sites as patently untruthful are attractive but could easily mutate into the censorship of political speech.
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He called the whistleblower highly partisan without evidence or knowledge and repeatedly called the whistleblower untruthful and a liar.
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Lochte now tells PEOPLE that he was untruthful when he detailed the incident as a "robbery" in his interview.
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Val Demings got Mueller to confirm that the president was "generally" untruthful in his written answers to prosecutors' questions.
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Manafort's statements could shed light on whether written responses Trump provided to the special counsel were untruthful, Letter said.
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"We should be more tolerant of people who post 'untruthful information' that aren't malicious," he said in a post.
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Bernstein's suit says that O'Reilly has been untruthful in saying publicly that the harassment allegations against him are meritless.
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After the video was released by TMZ, the Chiefs said that Hunt had been untruthful in discussing the incident.
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"HRW has a pattern of issuing biased and untruthful statements about Singapore," said a release from the Ministry of Law.
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He is a weak and..... ....untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI.
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The inspector general also concluded that McCabe initially had been untruthful about authorizing the FBI officials to engage the reporter.
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The candidates accused each other of being untruthful; our fact check shows that Mr. Trump stretched the truth more often.
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Instead, she played into that distrust this week by repeatedly asserting untruthful claims about her careless handling of government emails.
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He is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI.
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He also "completed, signed and submitted an untruthful" report as part of the investigation into the use of deadly force.
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Freeman also said Merck cannot enforce the patents because Merck's own lawyer gave inconsistent and untruthful testimony during the trial.
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Trump has called the book "untruthful" and Wolff a "total loser," while some reporters have called out apparent factual inaccuracies.
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In either case, whether he is speaking from behind a podium or composing a tweet, Trump's words are often untruthful.
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" Mr. Letter said, adding, "I believe the special counsel said the president had been untruthful in some of his answers.
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Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book.
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And if more than half found a particular story untruthful, would that mean anything beyond your typical, self-selected online poll?
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"He told me I'm untruthful, and I said, no I am not," the victim, now 55, said of the lawyer's questioning.
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Companies like Facebook and YouTube have come out recently saying they are starting to monitor content for untruthful information surrounding vaccines.
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A one-sided and untruthful narrative has been willingly spread, to support Iran policies based on plain ignorance of recent history.
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It's possible prosecutors believe Manafort was untruthful with investigators working on other foreign lobbying investigations that grew out of Mueller's probe.
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After Trump's first series of tweets, Corker hit back on Twitter and then CNN: Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president.
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The stakes are far too high with a national health crisis and an inconsistent and untruthful leader in the White House.
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He will be on my side," Giuliani said, adding, "I don't think, as a lawyer, I ever said anything that's untruthful.
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In particular, Facebook&aposs policy of not taking down political ads, even if they are untruthful, has provoked a big backlash.
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" The retiring senator calls Trump an "utterly untruthful president" and says he will be remembered for "the debasement of our nation.
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As that investigation keeps revealing, Mr. Trump's top associates have repeatedly been untruthful about their contacts and communications with Russian officials.
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"Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," Trump tweeted.
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"Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," Trump said.
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" When Trump first started tweeting about him early Tuesday morning, Corker responded in a tweet: "Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president.
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She parried the email issue reasonably well (and he didn't press it for some reason) and only came off untruthful on TPP.
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Unfortunately, we in the United States are beginning to see the political consequences of social media's bias towards the outrageous and untruthful.
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Unless media is looking for "the least untruthful" answer, Clapper would hardly seem a compelling witness on the existence of surveillance operations.
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Thanks to Snowden, authoritarians were forced to confess that their testimony to Congress was, rather than true, the "least untruthful" testimony, a.k.a.
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Corker shot back in a tweet, "Yes, just like Mexico is paying for the wall... #AlertTheDaycareStaff," implying that Trump was being untruthful.
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"Senate Republicans ran a transparently partisan confirmation process and then immediately insinuated Prof Ford is being untruthful," Schumer said in a tweet.
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Shortly after details of the NSA program were revealed in 2013, Clapper said that his response was the "least untruthful" answer possible.
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History matters: North Korea has been untruthful before when inconsistencies between observations and declarations arose, leading to the collapse of previous agreements.
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I had already publicly come out as undocumented in 2010, and I felt that being untruthful would be admitting I was afraid.
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Thanks S Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book.
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Bloomberg's various gun control groups release one report after another that are at least as untruthful as their numbers on school shootings.
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"I don't agree that he's an untruthful slimeball," she said, adding that Democrats should not help the president undermine Mr. Comey's credibility.
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They called the account a "journalistic fiction" that contained "unattributable and unsubstantiated allegations" that were "untruthful and false," according to the lawsuit.
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He will be on my side, because I am, so far … I don't think, as a lawyer, I ever said anything that's untruthful.
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The sheriff's office said it fired DeLeon on Tuesday for being untruthful in the course of the investigation into the death of Goforth.
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If they do ask such questions, untruthful answers should not be deemed "material" to the investigation, because the FBI already knew the truth.
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Flake sees Trump as an Orwellian figure, a pathologically untruthful authoritarian who is undoing everything that America, and especially conservative America, stands for.
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The fundraiser did not violate IndieGoGo's existing policies on untruthful campaigns, but Indiegogo never promoted it on its site, said a company spokesperson.
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Loehmann was accused in Independence of, among other things, failing to secure his firearm and being insubordinate and untruthful to a superior officer.
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But the news media is less trusted than the administration, with 2628 percent calling it untruthful and just 28500 percent finding it honest.
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I have refused to veil myself or do anything in that direction, because I don't want to be untruthful in who I am.
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"We see a problem with any stories that are inaccurate or untruthful being presented to the American people as facts," Ms. Sanders said.
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At Yingkou, "untruthful rumors about the bank's deep financial crisis spread online", the city police said, triggering a run on deposits on Nov.
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He said the network ignored evidence that the women's accounts were untruthful, and he argues that the reports damaged his career and reputation.
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Once, from his UV-lit apartment, Roland went on Facebook Live, strumming Springsteen on his guitar, broadcasting untruthful claims that he'd been abused.
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As a new U.S. election looms, he said the platform would continue to monitor and sometimes remove untruthful, extremist or otherwise harmful content.
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Nor would asking Mr. Bezos to make the statement about its motivations for investigating him be considered wrongful, even if it were untruthful.
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It's untruthful ... It's a pretty dark time in our country and we need to be able to play a part in reducing that violence.
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Their attacks only grew following Barr's appearances testifying before congressional committees, where some top Democratic lawmakers — including Pelosi — say the attorney general was untruthful.
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Bob Corker harshly criticized President Donald Trump anew on Tuesday, calling him an "utterly untruthful president" and saying he would not support his reelection.
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She had also been criticized for giving answers to the media that were considered misleading, untruthful or contradictory to remarks made by the president.
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And Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chair, entered into a plea deal with Mueller — and then broke it by being untruthful, according to prosecutors.
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"He is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI," Trump said in April.
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"They need to apologize not to the police but to the city of Rio that had its name tainted by a very untruthful story."
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Color of Change, an activist organization for racial justice, said that Facebook's policies allowing untruthful political advertising was directly at odds with Zuckerberg's comments.
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Thus, she was intimately familiar with the franchise and knew that some of the men on her season would probably be untruthful with her.
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One of the hardest things to do is to tell an untruthful story and maintain it, and that is exactly where I was stuck.
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President Trump called James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, above, an "untruthful slime ball" after salacious details from Mr. Comey's forthcoming memoir leaked out.
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Trump's response: "Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," Trump tweeted.
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"Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," Trump said last week.
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Pence, who was initially kept in the dark after others in the White House discovered that Flynn had been untruthful, repeated Flynn's false claims unknowingly.
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In fact, the untruthful gossip may have been one of the main reasons that the makeup mogul kept her pregnancy private from the public eye.
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You can do a lot to be misleading by not being untruthful but by simply being selective in the information you present or don't present.
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At a minimum, expect Trump to continue hammering Cohen, now a convicted felon, as untruthful and to use Cohen's own prior inconsistent statements against him.
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The Tennessee Republican later took to Twitter to call Trump an "utterly untruthful president" and slammed him in an explosive interview with CNN's Manu Raju.
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The president made his vote-for-Hillary-or-face-doom convention speech only 22 days after his F.B.I. director painted Hillary as reckless and untruthful.
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Trump has called the book "fake," and Wolff "a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book."
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The Emerson poll found that 69 percent of Democrats think the news media is truthful while 91 percent of Republicans consider the Fourth Estate untruthful.
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Corker, whose theme is that Trump is "utterly untruthful" and sort of nuts, does not seem to have ever been in a reality TV show.
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In a two-part tweet, Trump referred to the former FBI director as a "LEAKER & LIAR" and an "untruthful slime ball" who should be prosecuted.
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"They need to apologize not to the police but to the city of Rio that had its name tainted by a very untruthful story," he said.
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The Republican Party and the president himself are calling Comey an "untruthful slime ball" and dubbing him "Lyin' Comey" for his upcoming book criticizing the president.
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Untruthful news is 70 percent more likely to be retweeted on Twitter than true news, according to new research — and bots may not be to blame.
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But the judge saved his harshest words for the prosecution, accusing the Queens district attorney's office of relying on an untruthful witness to win the conviction.
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The Justice Department said UnitedHealth obtained inflated risk adjustment payments based on untruthful and inaccurate information about the health of patients enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans.
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"ISIS will benefit from its claim, regardless of how truthful/untruthful it is," tweeted Rita Katz, director of SITE Intelligence Group, which closely tracks the group.
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" (Dogcatchers, it should be noted, are almost always appointed.) After that, Corker sent out a tweet of his own: "Same untruths from an utterly untruthful president. #AlertTheDaycareStaff.
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" Lochte told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview this week that he was untruthful when he detailed an incident at a Rio gas station as a gunpoint "robbery.
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Number of times he's tweeted "LOSER": 9 Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book.
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Editor's note: This story was updated on September 19 to include a newly released statement from Grant's spokesperson denying allegations that he was untruthful about the incident.
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With an impeachment inquiry swirling, Conway wrote a lengthy takedown in The Atlantic reiterating his arguments that Trump is mentally unstable, corrupt, untruthful, and unfit for office.
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"During the first week and a half of the Trump administration, the White House has been untruthful, incompetent and at times un-American," Schumer told reporters Tuesday.
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He also did not disclose that while he worked there he failed to secure his weapon and was insubordinate and untruthful to a superior officer, records show.
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Trump and the White House have responded by blasting "Fear: Trump in the White House" as an untruthful tomb based on anonymous quotes from disgruntled former employees.
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By choosing to be consistently untruthful about even the things on which he would seem most easily able to be truthful, Trump undermines his credibility about everything else.
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Menendez had earlier accused the administration of holding "incoherent and contradictory views" on foreign policy and the president himself of being "misleading and untruthful" in describing his positions.
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In a pair of tweets Friday morning, Trump lashed back at Comey, calling him "an untruthful slime ball" adding that it was his "great honor" to fire Comey.
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Allies of the president have suggested that Cohen sought a White House position in the days since Cohen testified in an attempt to discredit his testimony as untruthful.
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"Michael Wolff is a total loser who made up stories in order to sell this really boring and untruthful book," Trump tweeted last year about Fire and Fury.
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The retiring chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee called Trump an "utterly untruthful" person and predicted that Trump's legacy would be "the debasement" of the United States.
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After the inauguration, Flynn and McFarland helmed the White House national security team in its opening weeks, until reports showed Flynn was untruthful about his communications with Kislyak.
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They cast Gates as a liar who had been unfaithful to his wife, untruthful with the special counsel and embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from Manafort's firm.
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Afterward, the judge discovered that the prosecutor had unlawfully held back potentially exculpatory evidence, including medical reports indicating that the stepdaughter had been repeatedly untruthful with law enforcement.
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At the time, Hicks denied that she had been untruthful in any matter relevant to the FBI&aposs investigation of alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
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"I believe that there was nothing untruthful about his testimony, but that being said, to make comments about perceptions in sworn testimony doesn't necessarily make it true," Meadows said.
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" Trump and the White House have dismissed the book, which offers readers a behind-the-scenes view of the president's first year in office, as "untruthful" and "tabloid fiction.
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The special counsel also suggested that the President's written responses to his office might have been untruthful, going beyond his report that described them as incomplete, inadequate and imprecise.
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In the lead up to Comey's interview, Trump has called Comey an "untruthful slime ball" and said that it was his "great honor" to fire Comey as FBI director.
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He is a weak and... untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI ... It was my great honor to fire James Comey!
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"These special rapporteurs should by this time realize that they, who believed in the untruthful advocacies of the electorally vanquished pretenders, have likewise been demolished, beyond redemption," Panelo said.
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Leases can be voided if the original agreement was made under untruthful conditions — if the lessee is a minor, for example, or does not possess a valid driver's license.
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On Wednesday, Barr testified that he did not give untruthful answers to Congress on April 9 when he denied knowing what media reports about frustration within Mueller's team were referencing.
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The office said it had fired Deputy M. DeLeon on Tuesday for being untruthful in the course of the investigation into the death of Harris County Sheriff's Deputy Darren Goforth.
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Or, yes but due to the fact that I became a pathological liar in high school in order to cope, I still find myself being untruthful for no reason sometimes.
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And who knows what his latest flap will do — his clearly untruthful claim to not know who David Duke is, and his initial unwillingness to condemn the Ku Klux Klan.
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Because Mr. Flynn was untruthful with the F.B.I. about those discussions, senior law enforcement officials warned the White House that he could be at risk of being blackmailed by Russia.
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At the debate in one of parliament's committees, some lawmakers said Orban was making untruthful accusations against the EU and diverging from European values with his brand of "illiberal democracy".
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Clinton was untruthful or inherently hard to connect with, but that these particular men hold deep biases against women who seek power instead of sticking to acquiescent sex-object status.
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While the fundraiser did not violate existing policies on untruthful campaigns, which focus on campaigns that mislead and defraud donors, Indiegogo never promoted it on its site, the company spokesperson said.
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According to the letter ... Bennett's words will be carefully monitored for any "slanderous, defamatory or untruthful statements" concerning Argento, and if they believe there are any -- they'll be taking legal action.
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He said the police had been untruthful, saying that police initially told the family Clark had a crow bar but the only item found by Clark's body was a cell phone.
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After this absurd, super illogical, seemingly untruthful explanation for why Trump supported Russia and said there was no collusion, Twitter users called his bluff and furiously trolled him with grammar jokes.
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Mr. Sullivan zeroed in on the plaintiff's admission that as a larger-than-life celebrity in a rough-and-tumble profession, he was in the habit of exaggerating or being untruthful.
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The lawsuit also claims the Bureau of Prisons was untruthful when it said all inmates received medical attention and that heating in the building was not affected by the power outage.
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Her lawyers acknowledged that Mr. Tisaby made untruthful statements, but said Ms. Gardner corrected the errors "in ample time to allow the defense to prepare for trial," still a month away.
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Foster spent the final months of his life in the Five Points neighborhood, and is a prominent and problematic character in the show — talented but often untruthful, ambitious but often intoxicated.
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Trump didn't come off as overly untruthful, though his vagueness on so many issues also didn't help (also, by constantly describing his business as "unbelievable", you start to wonder what is believable).
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Defense attorneys, who tediously went through each of those calls, argue that they prove Constand was untruthful when she told investigators that she had little contact with Cosby after the alleged assault.
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She also appeared to take pains not to do anything that would jeopardize a deal on immigration and spending four days before a possible government shutdown — all while avoiding saying anything untruthful.
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In the lawsuit, the Justice Department alleged that UnitedHealth obtained inflated risk adjustment payments based on untruthful and inaccurate information about the health status of patients enrolled in its Medicare Advantage plans.
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Mr. Trump lashed out on Twitter on Friday morning, dismissing Mr. Comey as an "untruthful slime ball" and a "proven LEAKER & LIAR," and saying it was "my great honor to fire" him.
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She also appeared to take pains to do anything that would jeopardize a possible deal on immigration and spending four days before a possible government shutdown — all while avoiding saying anything untruthful.
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"Several states have laws on books that require providers to give women misleading or untruthful information about discredited links between breast cancer and abortion or mental health harms and abortion," said Myrick.
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"The untruthful rhetoric from the mosque and its spokesperson is doing nothing more than trying to bring empathy to their cause, which I hope our community recognizes," Mascara said in the statement.
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Pishevar, who has denied the accusations, said in a statement provided by his lawyer that he was voluntarily leaving Sherpa Capital, which he co-founded, because of ongoing "untruthful attacks" against him.
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" Last week, ABC News reported that Argento's attorneys warned Bennett in a letter that his words would "be carefully monitored," and threatened legal action if he makes any "slanderous, defamatory or untruthful statements.
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Adam Schiff, D-Calif, ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, posted on Twitter that the Cohen tape shows that Giuliani was "untruthful" when he said Trump didn&apost know about the payments.
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After all, Clapper lied about his knowledge of one of the most massive secret surveillance programs in history and later explained that he simply chose "the least untruthful" answer to give the Senate.
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That investigation is also expected to address the actions of Comey, whose upcoming book is already making waves and prompted Trump to call Comey a "weak and untruthful slime ball" in a tweet.
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Like many who are currently incarcerated, I was the victim of a miscarriage of justice — carried out by an untruthful officer, as determined by the Philadelphia District Attorney's office, and an unfair judge.
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Avenatti told CNN's Anderson Cooper that he believes the raids could be related to Cohen being "untruthful" with the bank about the purpose of the accounts used to wire the money to Daniels.
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Trump has, in response, also repeatedly taken to Twitter to blast the ousted FBI chief as an "untruthful slimeball" and "leaker," celebrating that he was the one to fire Comey from the FBI.
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Loehmann was fired in May 2017 for being untruthful on his job application, and Garmback was suspended for 10 days for violating tactical rules relating to how he drove to the shooting scene.
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China has compromised some Taiwanese media; such major Western media sources as Reuters have reported recently on mainland successes in paying some Taiwanese media outlets for untruthful accounts of business opportunities in China.
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One limitation of the study is that it relied on survey participants to accurately report on their sexual orientation and behaviors and stigma might lead some people to be untruthful, the authors note.
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All around are sad affirmations of the diminishing credibility of the press, disheartening reminders that at least a third of the country, and perhaps more, regards our work as meaningless, biased or untruthful.
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His claims, made under oath and with the certainty of a long jail sentence if he is being untruthful, directly contradict Trump's assurances that he has had no deals or business relationships with Russia.
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"However, the value of AMI and the value of Mr. Pecker becomes severely tarnished or diminished if they are themselves continuing to engage in criminal activity or saying incorrect or untruthful information," Tsai said.
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Finally, Josh Constine added a fourth dimension to consider here, which is that Facebook's sophisticated ad targeting capabilities could make an untruthful political ad even more pernicious there than, say, in a broadcast TV ad.
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Mr. Trump "is no stranger to untruthful journalism and venomous attacks from the liberal media; however, our little girls were not," Mr. Popick wrote in the email, which was provided to The New York Times.
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The Department of Justice recently intervened in two federal lawsuits in Los Angeles (here and here) accusing UnitedHealth Group of providing "untruthful and inaccurate information about the health status of beneficiaries" to boost its revenues.
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Remarkably, every Republican presidential candidate this year was untruthful more often than every Democratic candidate, according to the watchdog PolitiFact (which was trying so hard to be neutral that it didn't point out the pattern!).
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" Apparently insisting on preserving some level of presidential decorum, Trump went on to say that "He is a weak and untruthful slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible Director of the FBI.
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Many gay men and lesbians suspected that people who called themselves bisexual were taking a timid, untruthful half-step out of the closet or were adventurers who'd return in short order to the heterosexual fold.
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The DOJ IG&aposs reported rebuke of Comey, whom President Trump has called an "untruthful slime ball" after firing him last year, contradicts the by-the-book, responsible image Comey has carefully cultivated since leaving office.
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SEVEN KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE BOMBSHELL IG REPORT INTO FBI, DOJ CONDUCT "They were insubordinate, grossly unprofessional in their communications, and even untruthful -- so let&aposs not pretend this is some one-off problem," Hatch charged.
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Trump told supporters, who packed a hockey rink to the rafters for a raucous and freewheeling speech, that the delay showed why they need to vote against "mean and nasty and untruthful" Democrats in the Nov.
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But if Trump Jr. provides shifting or untruthful explanations to the investigators probing links between the Trump campaign and Russia, he could be charged with providing false statements or obstructing justice, both of which are crimes.
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It was later revealed that Yates warned the White House that Flynn had put himself in a "compromise" situation by being untruthful with Vice President Pence and other White House officials about his contacts with Russia.
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President Donald Trump declared James Comey an "untruthful slimeball" before the release of Comey's new memoir — and now the former FBI director has revealed some colorful thoughts of his own about the man who fired him.
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His denial came after a Washington Post story reporting that the Justice Department is looking into whether he was untruthful with officials from Interior's Office of the Inspector General who were working on an unspecified probe.
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So instead, I took 10 Things I Hate About You as another sardonic, untruthful teen movie: where the teen girls are just SO, SO MAD, and HATE BOYS, and then FALL FOR THE BOYS THEY HATE.
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"They need to apologize not to the police but to the city of Rio that had its name tainted by a very untruthful story," Rio's Chief of Civil Police Fernando Veloso said at a Thursday news conference.
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" Kardashian blasted the model on Twitter as her Red Table Talk episode aired on March 1, claiming she was untruthful during the interview, in which Woods insisted she was "not the reason Tristan and Khloe aren't together.
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Plaintiffs in the New York case have asked the judge for additional discovery and to consider sanctions against administration officials if the judge ultimately determines they were untruthful in recounting the motivation behind adding a citizenship question.
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If it wants to find a better middle-ground, it could offer standardized ad units for political campaigns that endorse the candidate and ask for donations, but can't make potentially untruthful assertions about them or their competitors.
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TALK OF THE MORNING OK, so we have 'untruthful slime ball,' 'Lyin' Comey' and now 'Slippery James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE' FWIW, 'untruthful slime ball' is still my fav: This morning, President Trump claimed he didn't fire former FBI Director James Comey because of the Russia investigation, even though he had previously cited that reason for his decision to fire Comey. http://bit.
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Here is a box score: Time speaking: 41 minutes, 21 seconds Words spoken: 6,267 Questions asked: 15 Questions dodged: 0 Interruptions by opponent: 10 Fact-checks by moderator: 0 Assertions that opponent was untruthful: 12 Time speaking: 44 minutes, 239 seconds Words spoken: 229,28 Questions asked: 29 Questions dodged: 212 Interruptions by opponent: 210 Fact-checks by moderator: 9 Assertions that opponent was untruthful: 226 An earlier version of this article, using a transcript provided by the Federal News Service that was missing some sections, misstated several data points from Monday's presidential debate.
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"False reports like this one can be painful to the families of missing children and also divert law enforcement resources in order to investigate these untruthful claims," Herb Stapleton of FBI Cincinnati said in a press conference Friday.
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Mr. Trump fired Mr. Flynn that month after administration officials concluded based on their review of the transcripts that he had been untruthful to Mr. Pence and other officials about the substance of his talks with Mr. Kislyak.
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The events of this past Tuesday, when Corker slammed an "utterly untruthful president" and Flake proclaimed that "it is time for our complicity and our accommodation of the unacceptable to end," were a case study in legislative ineptitude.
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The Republicans have a wildly unpopular, unstable and untruthful president, and a Congress that veers between doing nothing and spitting out vicious bills, while the Democratic base is on fire and appalled millennials are racing away from Trump.
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The lawsuit also claims the federal Bureau of Prisons was untruthful in a Sunday press release in which it claimed all inmates received medical attention and that heating in the building was not affected by the power outage.
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Donald Trump Jr. has flatly denied that his father had any knowledge of the meeting, but that's hard to believe given who was in attendance, and impossible to accept given how untruthful the younger Mr. Trump has been.
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Adam Schiff, the incoming Democratic chairman of the House intelligence committee, to which Mr Cohen testified, released a statement saying his guilty plea "highlights concern over another issue—that we believe other witnesses were also untruthful before our committee".
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Pai's statement was issued before the OIG publicized its report, as one does when a report is imminent that essentially says your agency has been clueless at best or deliberately untruthful at worst, and for more than a year.
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"It is deeply disappointing and heartbreaking that a DNC employee chose to offer unsolicited and untruthful statements about Latino operatives who have worked steadfastly for almost two decades supporting and defending the Democratic Party and our nominees," she said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump slammed James Comey on Friday as a "weak and untruthful slime ball" and a "proven LEAKER & LIAR," the day after explosive excerpts from the former FBI director's tell-all book surfaced in media reports.
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Thus, rather than having the integrity to acknowledge a teenage misdeed, deplore it and use it as a teaching event for the country, and teenagers especially, he has added to his misconduct by, in effect, calling his accuser untruthful.
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In 2016, when Durant was joined by DeMarcus Cousins on the United States men's basketball team for the Rio Olympics, Cousins openly joked with reporters about how their proximity was exposing both for having been untruthful about their heights.
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In 2016, when Durant was joined by DeMarcus Cousins on the United States men's basketball team for the Rio Olympics, Cousins openly joked with reporters about how their proximity was exposing both for having been untruthful about their heights.
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The records also include FBI reports showing that Flynn's son Michael Jr. delivered information and data from the consulting firm to the firm's lawyers on several occasions as they were preparing foreign-agent filings that prosecutors say were untruthful.
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Federal prosecutors in December argued Parnas was untruthful with Justice Department officials and concealed assets, including $1 million from a Russian oligarch with ties to Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, in an attempt to have his bail revoked.
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Since the first excerpts of the book became public earlier this week, Trump himself has been tearing into Comey with tweet after tweet calling him an "untruthful slime ball" and saying it was his "great honor" to fire him.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - A senior Republican senator called President Donald Trump "utterly untruthful" on Tuesday in an exchange of insults on Twitter hours before the president was to meet with lawmakers on Capitol Hill to build consensus for tax reform.
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During the course of the investigation, Moonves was reportedly interviewed four times, but the lawyers said they found him to be "evasive and untruthful," according to the New York Times, which reviewed a draft of the report before it was announced.
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"I promised you that during this trial you would find out that in 2005 the district attorney himself put together a team of great detectives and their investigation revealed that Ms. Constand was untruthful time and time again," he said.
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Letter on Monday doubled down on an argument House Democrats made in a September filing in D.C. District Court that redacted grand jury testimony from Manafort and Gates "have direct bearing on whether the president was untruthful" to the special counsel.
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"The average of the models is considered to be untruthful in representing the recent decades of climate variation and change, and thus would be inappropriate for use in predicting future changes in the climate or for related policy decisions," he said.
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"My reason for telling him this was not to defend what the president was saying, not to opine on whether the president was being truthful or untruthful, but simply to relay 'I've gone as far as I can go,'" Sondland said.
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Untruthful tweeting, barbaric rhetoric, apparent indifference to climate change, a proposed citizenship question on the census, restrictions on entry into the United States by people from specified countries — none of these can easily be counted as a high crime and misdemeanor.
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And it won't just be Trump: a newly-launched pro-Trump super PAC with ties to the billionaire cut its first ad last week interspersing Clinton's defense of her email use with Clinton's untruthful denial that he had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky.
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Foreign governments are being "misled by false news and untruthful narratives", according to Duterte's spokesman, while the Dangerous Drugs Board, the country's narcotics control body, on Tuesday said facts were being distorted "to present a morbid picture of the anti-drug campaign".
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Unfortunately, it is no surprise that the untruthful attacks by those seeking to harm me and my family, including those willing to go so far as fabricating police reports, have continued unabated even after I announced my leave of absence from Sherpa.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump attacked James Comey as a "weak and untruthful slime ball" on Friday after the fired former FBI director castigated him as an unethical liar and likened him to a mob moss in a searing new memoir.
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Previously, in January, Black had transposed two digits of his social security number, allowing him to purchase three guns, but upon his second visit to the same store, he was found to be untruthful on the forms and denied a fourth firearm.
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Comey just might need the money: Trump, who probably boosted Comey's sales by calling him "an untruthful slime ball," said on Fox & Friends that Comey should be prosecuted for leaking classified material, referring to Comey's famous memos, which didn't contain any classified information.
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Simply calling Comey a "LEAKER & LIAR" and a "weak and untruthful slime ball" isn't enough to erode the mountain of evidence Comey provides in his book to make the case that Trump is unfit for the job to which he has been elected.
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Such assurance would not, however, preclude a prosecution for perjury were the President willfully to provide untruthful answers to specific material questions related to investigative matters within the scope of Special Counsel Mueller's mandate, consistent with the Supreme Court decision in Bronston v.
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John Ratcliffe, who Trump just nominated to be his Director of National Intelligence even though Ratcliffe's earlier nomination for the same job flamed out because of his scant qualifications for the gig and some untruthful enhancements he had made to his resume.
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But perhaps the most blistering accusation Democrats will levy is that Judge Kavanaugh was untruthful during his 2006 testimony, when he told the judiciary panel that he was "not involved in the questions about the rules governing" the treatment of terror suspects.
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On Sunday, the New York Times reported on the details of Maldonado's official opinion, noting that the judge called Pantaleo's claims that he did not use a chokehold "implausible and self-serving," and that the officer had been "untruthful" when recalling the incident.
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Kim II not only kept juche, the quasi-religious state ideology his father had founded, in place but burrowed deep into its vacuity and hatred and then returned, blinking in the sunlight, to deliver weapons-grade assaults on reality via violently untruthful antiprose.
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" Augusto Heleno Ribeiro Pereira, a retired general who serves in Mr. Bolsonaro's cabinet as the government's top security official, said the president feels strongly that the "historic record must be corrected" to debunk what he characterized as "the untruthful version of the left.
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While the report criticizes Mr. Comey's judgment in his handling of the Clinton email investigation, it does not suggest that he was untruthful with anyone at the F.B.I. or the Department of Justice about his actions, including during the inspector general's investigation.
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Ms. Lyons, a mother of five boys who described herself as "kind of in the middle" in terms of her political leanings, said that while she did not think the media was untruthful, she, too, was put off by the frequent negative coverage.
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Although the White House was warned a month ago that Mr. Flynn had been untruthful about the nature of his contacts with Moscow, he was allowed into security briefings as recently as Monday, Ms. Conway said on the "Today" show on Tuesday.
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Get ready to hear about this a lot from Democrats Chad Ludington, a Yale classmate of Kavanaugh, accused him Sunday of being untruthful in his testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee and making a "blatant mischaracterization" of his drinking while in college.
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"Not only did CBP hold Carlos longer than the legal limit and apparently fail to care for him while he was sick, the agency seems to have been untruthful with Congress and the public about the circumstances around his tragic death," said Rep.
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They said their revised account should not change the recent ruling by Judge Amy Berman Jackson that Mr. Manafort had been untruthful about his interactions with the Russian associate, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, because they had presented sufficient other evidence of Mr. Manafort's lies.
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"False reports like this can be painful to the families of missing children and also divert law enforcement resources in order to investigate these untruthful claims," said Herb Stapleton, acting special agent in charge for the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Cincinnati.
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It began when Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, who is also not seeking reëlection, appeared on multiple morning broadcasts to say that the President is " utterly untruthful, " and repeated his concern that Trump, if not checked, could set off a Third World War.
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During a CBS "Sunday Morning" interview to air this weekend, Clinton talks about sexual harassment in its 2018 context and defends his decision as president to challenge impeachment following his untruthful statements about a sexual relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky (The Hill).
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Instead, people face a kiosk screen and talk to a virtual agent or kiosk fitted with various sensors and biometrics that seeks to flag individuals who are untruthful or signal a potential risk based on eye movements or changes in voice, posture and facial gestures.
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But beyond the small-bore disputes, there is one serious matter at hand, Democrats say: They want to share the transcripts of their witness interviews with special counsel Robert Mueller over concerns that some witnesses may have been untruthful, but Nunes, they say, isn't cooperating.
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The lawyers who conducted the inquiry also wrote that they had spoken with Moonves on four occasions and found him to be "evasive and untruthful at times and to have deliberately lied about and minimized the extent of his sexual misconduct," the Times said.
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Manafort's "situation shows so clearly that there is evidence, very sadly, that the President might have provided untruthful answers and this is a key part of the impeachment inquiry," Letter said Monday in the last words of his arguments to the three-judge appellate panel.
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By saying on Twitter on Saturday that Mr. Flynn's lies to the F.B.I. had also contributed to his firing, some took that to mean that Mr. Trump was acknowledging that he had known in February that Mr. Flynn was untruthful with the bureau's agents.
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The Trump campaign doesn't care to what untruthful or unethical lengths it has to go to in order to get there: The school of Trump (based upon the scrupulous work of professional fact-checkers) exists and thrives in a post-fact — and now post-plagiarism — world.
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The sanctions are for multiple transgressions, according to the speaker's letter and other Assembly documents released on Wednesday: Mr. McLaughlin, a Republican from Troy, was found to have been untruthful about the incident in testimony he gave to Merrick Rossein, the assembly's independent counsel and neutral investigator.
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"If the president and his associates were being untruthful in real time as they were pursuing this deal," Mr. Schiff told reporters on Thursday, "what does it mean now on how much we can rely on what the president is saying about any continuing Russian financial interest?"
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For nearly 15 years, the case of John Giuca has stood as an unlikely cause célèbre in Brooklyn's criminal-justice system, batted between different courts as Mr. Giuca's lawyers claimed that prosecutors withheld evidence from the defense and relied on testimony from witnesses who were untruthful.
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"Unfortunately, it is no surprise that the untruthful attacks by those seeking to harm me and my family, including those willing to go so far as fabricating police reports, have continued unabated even after I announced my leave of absence from Sherpa," Pishevar wrote in a statement.
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The four Oakland Police Department officers who were terminated also face charges of attempted sexual assault, lewd conduct in public, assisting in the crime of prostitution, being untruthful to investigators, and failing to report a violation of law for not disclosing that a minor had sexual contact with police.
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CNN first reported that House general counsel Douglas Letter told a federal appeals court in Washington that Trump "might have provided untruthful answers" as part of the now-completed Russia probe and that the matter is "a key part of the impeachment inquiry" being conducted in the House.
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She is a very difficult employee in that she is very untruthful and has undercut her colleagues in very subtle ways that we (my prior two managers and I) have been unable to document beyond "he said/she said" evidence, which doesn't carry a lot of power here.
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"I don't think Robert is being untruthful, but [it] sure seems like what he has is information that is out of context enough that we don't know if this is a real effort at Apple now or one that is on their pathway to something real in the future," wrote Blau.
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It's a symptom of people in privileged positions not liking their privilege being challenged, feeling uncomfortable with the idea of having to be self-reflective and I'm sure you've seen, from some of the things people have said about me that many interpret my content in a complete untruthful way.
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Despite a lack of evidence connecting him to the murders, and a case that legal advocates have argued was "built on faulty eyewitnesses, improper forensics, and false confessions from untruthful informants," Curtis was found guilty three times in succession after each subsequent guilty conviction was overturned on appeal by higher courts.
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By forcing crisis pregnancy centers to explicitly declare whether or not they provide abortions, and then labeling their ads in an obvious way, it helps to eliminate the risk of a woman with an unplanned pregnancy from being manipulated online, which can lead to a traumatizing and scientifically untruthful in-person experience.
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Yingkou Coastal Bank, a city commercial bank based in northern Liaoning province, received a large volume of over-the-counter requests from depositors to withdraw cash on Wednesday after "untruthful rumours about the bank's deep financial crisis spread online", according to a post by the police in Yingkou city on their official social media.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) — noted that just because Warren broke the rules doesn't mean she was being untruthful.
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As Comey starts his "Higher Loyalty" book tour this week, he's facing pushback not just from Trump, who labeled him an "untruthful slimeball," but also from Democrats who are outraged at Comey's admission that political optics partially influenced his decision to announce he was reopening the Hillary Clinton email investigation 11 days before the general election.
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But the ads exposed a deeper problem that goes back to the birth of the internet: the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (specifically Title V — also known as the Communications Decency Act) gave internet companies and social media platforms — in the name of freedom of speech — license to host untruthful information as long as they did not endorse it.
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A former employee with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), who quit in a dispute with higher-ups, accused Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE of being untruthful about federal immigration enforcement actions (CBS News).
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I maintain my innocence — I will continue this fight for as long as I breathe for all the people that are feel that they have to take pleas out of fear and who's lives are forever altered by a system where sensationalized and untruthful media plays too big of a role which creates bias unfair judgements and allows for people to consider personal gains instead of justice.
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From the time he became prime minister, the disheveled, populist and often untruthful Mr. Johnson has often been compared to Mr. Trump, who has made no bones about his affinity for Mr. Johnson and was among the first to tweet congratulations on "his great WIN!" and to promise a "far bigger and more lucrative" trade deal than any Britain had with the European Union.
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And Director Comey's response was quite clear, that he had no reason to believe anything that she ever said to the Justice Department was at all untruthful, and what she was indicating in that interview to Chris Wallace was what she said to those Justice Department interviewers was entirely consistent with what she has said to the public for the last several months, and the many questions we've answered on this issue.
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House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) on Saturday urged Democrats to take it "one step at a time" on Brett Kavanaugh, but said if the Supreme Court nominee is found to be untruthful he is unfit to even serve in his current role on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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We believe it is misleading and untruthful not to at least convey the sentiment from one of your Senior Editors who, in reaching out to Ray about a 'discussion among top leaders about how our workplaces, corporate cultures and laws need to evolve to ensure that everyone can succeed,' stated the following, 'I can think of no one better than you to describe how a company can build a strong culture that encourages creativity, excellence and innovation.
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House attorney Douglas Letter highlighted grand jury testimony of Trump's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortDOJ argues Democrats no longer need Mueller documents after impeachment vote Trump had brief encounter with Giuliani on Saturday On The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort MORE, saying Manafort's statements could shed light on whether written responses Trump provided to the special counsel were untruthful.
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House attorney Douglas Letter highlighted grand jury testimony of Trump's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortOn The Money: Senate chairman opposes cannabis banking bill | Panel advances Trump pick for Small Business Administration | Judge tosses NY state fraud charges against Manafort Fiery clash ensues after Nadler accuses GOP rep of spouting Russian propaganda on House floor Vin Weber returns to lobbying firm Mercury MORE, saying Manafort's statements could shed light on whether written responses Trump provided to the special counsel were untruthful.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE investigated Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE over possible perjury, but concluded there wasn't sufficient evidence to show that the former attorney general was "willfully untruthful" in his statements about his contacts with Russians.
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In every one of the 16 recent complaints, the Broward County Sheriff's Office alleges cops approached individuals seemingly at random, that their belongings smelled like cannabis, that they had purchased one-way plane tickets with a final destination in a California city on the same day or a few days earlier, that a police K-9 detected the odor of narcotics on the money they carried, and that they provided untruthful and evasive answers as to the source of their funds and the reasons why they were traveling to the Golden State.
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Lamar Smith (R-Texas), chairman of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee, accused former Environmental Protection Agency Director Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE of giving misleading and untruthful statements to his committee last spring when she denied any EPA employees were directly involvement with IARC work.
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