Can you point to one real lie Trump told, with the exact quote and link?

katzgar said:
trumps lies are chronicled every day and I suspect you know it, just another troll thread.
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If that were true you'd be happy to provide one. You would have looked, and upon further investigation found them to be false. It's a nasty thing to realize that the Left's big collection of Trump lies are all fake, isn't it? How are you going to live this down?

To be honest, after all the Left's hysteria on this subject, I thought I could find a few myself, but the more I investigated the harder the task was. I honestly cannot find one, and no matter how you plead with Lefties to provide just one, they find it impossible too. Try it out yourself if you don't believe me.
 
Timshel said:
What a pathetic response. If it were a Gish Gallop then you could easily prove a few of the claims wrong.
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That would involve writing a 400 page book. No thanks. The list of alleged Trump lies Fake News have gathered together in places like politifake, are false. They are a collection of misquotes, opinions, mischievous editing, exaggerations, out of context misreading, jokes, bluster, bad reporting and straight out lies by Trump-hating reporters; mostly millennials in their 20’s and early 30’s. I can prove your list is wrong by taking it on one lie at a time, if you work up the courage to supply the details of one lie, along with a link. Not a list; not a Gish Gallop. Just one lie and link, thanks.

Take his lie concerning the dictating of his son's statement about meeting with the Kremlin tied lawyer.
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Please provide the lie and the link.

He's even said it was okay because he was only lying to the New York Times.
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What was the lie, and where is the link?

He's long admitted to lying and exaggerating.
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What lie?

You're just one of his suckers.
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I guess that means you won’t be providing an example of one lie then? Figures.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/04/us/politics/trump-mueller-falsehoods-tower-meeting.html
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What am I supposed to do with that? It’s an article about Trump’s team. Where is the lie Trump told? Where is the link to it? What’s the matter? Has a 600 pound tiger got your tongue?
 
Micawber said:
He would maga. He didn’t. Checkmate and fuck off.
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A snowflake might think you can maga in a few months, but men understand that to maga takes time. So as the OP says bro, chillax, take your meds and when you work up the gumption, see if your trembling little snowflake fingers can type out a lie, along with a link.
 
Rob Larrikin said:
If that were true you'd be happy to provide one. You would have looked, and upon further investigation found them to be false. It's a nasty thing to realize that the Left's big collection of Trump lies are all fake, isn't it? How are you going to live this down?

To be honest, after all the Left's hysteria on this subject, I thought I could find a few myself, but the more I investigated the harder the task was. I honestly cannot find one, and no matter how you plead with Lefties to provide just one, they find it impossible too. Try it out yourself if you don't believe me.
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Pandering to your stupidity is beneath me
 
archives said:
Started on day one with his Inaugueration crowd, have they found that missing million yer?
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Okay, the first day of his inauguration. The business with the crowd. Got ya.

Remarks by President Trump and Vice President Pence at CIA Headquarters
January 21, 2017 - Langley, Virginia - 3:21 P.M.

The entire transcript is here.

He spoke about 2,240 words at that time. I’ll paste just 324 words – about 14% - below. You can check it out and tell me where the lie is. I’ll highlight the ‘millions’ parts you mentioned in red. I’ve looked through it and I see no lies. Fake News has been hollering about them since January last year, but I don’t see any. Do you? If you see any spell them out clearly, hear?

And I was explaining about the numbers. We did a thing yesterday at the speech. Did everybody like the speech? (Applause.) I’ve been given good reviews. But we had a massive field of people. You saw them. Packed. I get up this morning, I turn on one of the networks, and they show an empty field. I say, wait a minute, I made a speech. I looked out, the field was — it looked like a million, million and a half people. They showed a field where there were practically nobody standing there. And they said, Donald Trump did not draw well. I said, it was almost raining, the rain should have scared them away, but God looked down and he said, we’re not going to let it rain on your speech.

In fact, when I first started, I said, oh, no. The first line, I got hit by a couple of drops. And I said, oh, this is too bad, but we’ll go right through it. But the truth is that it stopped immediately. It was amazing. And then it became really sunny. And then I walked off and it poured right after I left. It poured. But, you know, we have something that’s amazing because we had — it looked — honestly, it looked like a million and a half people. Whatever it was, it was. But it went all the way back to the Washington Monument. And I turn on — and by mistake I get this network, and it showed an empty field. And it said we drew 250,000 people. Now, that’s not bad, but it’s a lie. We had 250,000 people literally around — you know, in the little bowl that we constructed. That was 250,000 people. The rest of the 20-block area, all the way back to the Washington Monument, was packed. So we caught them, and we caught them in a beauty. And I think they’re going to pay a big price.​
 
"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period, both in-person and around the globe," Spicer claimed, contrary to the numerous photos taken of the National Mall on Friday that appeared to show a smaller audience than the crowd at former President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration."

Sound familiar?
 
mak2 said:
"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period, both in-person and around the globe," Spicer claimed, contrary to the numerous photos taken of the National Mall on Friday that appeared to show a smaller audience than the crowd at former President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration."

Sound familiar?
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Can you point to one real lie Trump told, with the exact quote and link?

Sound familiar?
 
Rob Larrikin said:
Many on the left say that Trump lies. Some say he lies all day long, and that he tells thousands of lies per day, and so on. Every time I ask Lefties to provide proof of one alleged lie, they go silent. On the odd occasion someone rattle off examples from the top of their head instead of providing an exact quote, or point to a bunch of links using a Gish Gallop fallacy.

I look into their allegations only to find there was no such lie. They’ll say that Trump said, “Obama was born in Kenya", and I will point out that in fact it was Obama’s literary agent who said that in an autobiography. Trump then tweeted to Romney, “In debate, @MittRomney should ask Obama why autobiography states "born in Kenya, raised in Indonesia."

So please don’t rattle alleged lies off the top of your head. Instead, find the exact quote and provide a link to it. I will then look into it. If I find any genuine proven lies I will agree to them being lies.

Trump is an honest man so it’s doubtful you will find any legitimate lies. And remember, a “view” or a “belief” is not a lie. Trump might say he believes in Zeus, and you might say that’s a lie. You would be using the wrong word. He might be wrong about something, but if he believed it when he said it, it is not a lie. For instance, if he boasted that he was the greatest POTUS ever, that’s not a lie. He believes he is. So do I. Another thing that is not a lie is an exaggeration or a joke. If Trump said, “When you’re a star they let you do it… grab ‘em by the pussy,” this is not him saying he goes around raping women. That is the hysterical Left’s silly translation. Likewise, if he jokingly said, “Man, we’re gonna be the richest country for a million years,” that is not a lie – it is a harmless piece of joking or kidding around.

Here is the best way to go about this if you wish to try:

1) Calm down. Chillax. Don’t rush.

2) Be sensible. Go find what you think is a Trump lie. Use Google and Bing.

3) Research it a little. See what other people say. That part is very important.

4) Once you are sure it is a lie, and not just Fake News, present ONE accurate quote & link.

Good luck, but remember, to qualify you need to provide just one EXACT quote, and provide a link to show the alleged lie details. You say he lies, so YOU provide PROOF. I will look at that proof and if I see you made mistakes, I will provide details.
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http://www.politifact.com/personalities/donald-trump/statements/byruling/false/
 
Fentoine Lum said:
I agree, the vote is irrelevant and the guy you vote for in our utterly corrupted economic and political system to be president is just a lackey to those with more concentrated wealth and power. You're right, the entire thing is theater.
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You are describing Obama.
 
And one for the grand kids

Obama's open mic slip on missile defense system

Published on Mar 26, 2012
President Obama was overheard on an open mic giving outgoing Russian President Medevev a candid political assessment of his ability to deal with relations between the U.S. and Russia, saying he would have more flexibility after the election.

 
Rob Larrikin said:
If you mean this article, by Business Insider, it's Fake News. Trump said TWO things. They're in the article, and for a better understanding, it is on the video in that link. Watch it carefully. TWO things are being said. That is why the article shows the two parts in two separate paragraphs with a space between.

First paragraph or statement (emphasis mine):

One of the things that really I’m happy is that the soldiers that died in Korea, their remains are going to be coming back home, and we have thousands of people that have asked for that – thousands and thousands of people.​

Second paragraph or statement (emphasis mine):

So many people asked when I was on the campaign. I’d say, ‘wait a minute, I don’t have any relationship’ – but they said, ‘when you can, president, we’d love our son to be brought back home’ – you know, the remains.​

In the first paragraph/statement he is talking about the thousands of people who want the remains to come home. In the second paragraph/statement he is talking about the parents. He describes their number only as “so many people”.

“So many people” doesn’t mean thousands. Thus - no lie. The mischievous editing once again took an event and described it out of context, unfairly, in order to create a "lie".
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So who was this mischievous creator?

The reporter was this young guy, with the appropriate name John Haltiwanger.
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He is the anti-Trump millennial who wrote this glowing advertisement for Democratic Socialism.

He grew up in Washington DC and has a Bachelor of Arts (2010). Then he was an unpaid volunteer English teacher in a government school in Georgia (which borders Russia, Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan. From there he went to Glasgow to study International Relations. Back home in the U.S. he tried to freelance as a writer before finally getting a job in 2017 as a breaking news writer for left winged Newsweek, and now works for left winged Business Insider.

Why does this matter? It matters because when you see the article is from Business Insider you imagine a table full of crusty old cigar smoking political wise guys, not some young metrosexual with no understanding of politics.

How does it feel, to be hoodwinked by little Johnny Haltiwanker? :) :clap:
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You highlighted the wrong line. Should have been "So many people asked when I was on the campaign. I’d say, ‘wait a minute, I don’t have any relationship’ – but they said, ‘when you can, president, we’d love our son to be brought back home’ – you know, the remains."
 
Rob Larrikin said:
If you mean this

In the first paragraph/statement he is talking about the thousands of people who want the remains to come home. In the second paragraph/statement he is talking about the parents. He describes their number only as “so many people”.
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And how old were these parents who asked their son be brought home?
 
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