An attempt to annihilate truth by both Trump and his regime

[misssylviadrake]

In an interview segment following a series of film revealing Trump surrounded by his appointed teams and republicans who support him unqualifiedly or at rallies, or with foreign gov't officials, telling all sorts of lies, citing some of his tweets, Judy Woodruff hosted a talk between three people who talked of what this means: an assault on common

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Each small step of denying the truth

[misssylviadrake]

This BBC reporter-writer, John Sopel, had evidence Trump said Brexit would win on July 24th, after the vote; Trump claimed it was July 22dnd; when the reporter queried this to an aide, the aide said she had photos to prove that Trump had been in Scotland on the 22nd. He and she hadn't:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-44959300

Keep doing this; it's called gaslighting and he goes on to record how now Trump is saying he does not have to provide any information about his meetings with foreign leaders.