And I bet you still can't answer the question. (From your thread where you said NOTHING but "He said stuff. He did stuff. Would I lie to you?"

 

Here are more meetings that Attorney General Sessions presumably forgot........these people just lie (sorry forget) with impunity and imagine no-one is paying attention!

Thinskin

Lobbyist for Russian interests says he attended dinners hosted by Sessions.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/15/lobbyist-russian-interests-jeff-sessions-testimony

 

I always get such a kick out of it when you PR hacks and your many many socks cite Politifact when it suits your purposes and then turn right around and prove what hypocrites you really are by condemning Politifact the rest of the time.

Just fucking hilarious.

And let me help you out here.

BUSTED: Key parts of Sessions’ testimony were just contradicted by this oil lobbyist

 

Kinda like you and Fox News, huh?

 

You fallacy here is I have often shown where Fox News gets caught lying. And in the quote you reference what I said was exactly true. Brian Williams got taken off the air when he got lying about a helicopter ride in Iraq. But when Bill O'Reilly got caught telling about a dozen different lies about his heroic stories about him being in war zones, and seeing nuns shot in the back of the head, and being attacked during the LA riots he didn't get taken off the air. He got a raise. And it would take a few more years about about $13 million in settled sexual harassment claims before Fox finally cut him loose.

But what you PR hacks and your many many socksand Trump supporters do that I don't is constantly commit ad hominem logical fallacies where you scream a source cannot be trusted because you claim its a left wing site or that the entire mainstream media publishes fake news without ever even addressing what the source says.

And as you know or should know I have said often that Fox News is one of the sources I do look at. And even post their stories from time to time. And if I do say Fox News is lying I address those lies. Not just simply attack the source.

 

Well once again Trump is setting new records.

64 percent of Americans disapprove of Trump’s performance

And lets add some more historical perspective.

 

See, the reason you have so little credibility around here is that you'll ignore the lies of Democrats, but let it be a Republican, and you harp on every little issue to the point of nausea. And when you get called on it you shout BUT TRUMP BUT THE RUSSIANS BUT TRUMP THEY ALL LIE, THEY ALL CHEAT AND THEY ALL STEAL, cause you know, unnamed government sources say so!

And thank God you're done trying to educate us on your version of the law.

 

Shootersa you are one of the last on this forum that can attack anyone's credibility because you have constantly proven you have none and would not know credibility if it bit you on the ass. Because all you ever do is just run your mouth and spout off partisan bullshit and never back it up.

Because you are usually running around with your hair on fire screaming BUT HILLARY BUT OBAMA BUT HILLARY BUT OBAMA any time someone criticizes Trump.

 

I am surprised after the Trump rally in Little Havana INS was not there to deport all the Cuban refugees that illegally arrived in the US back in the 80s. One minute clapping, next minute in custody.

China has oppressed more, Saudi Arabia has oppressed more, etc. than Cuba. Yet, America is in bed with them.

If Americans want to travel to Cuba let them.

 

REVEALED: Mike Pence is raising buckets of cash that can be used for his legal defense in Russia scandal

 

see you made it to Athens...you are up early....6am there
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6am? Athens?
I don't understand!

 

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Trump has just canceled out another thing that Obama was so proud of.
The piss poor Cuban deal Obama agreed to is no more.
Just one more accomplishment Obama was so proud of down the drain.

 

Let's see if you are just lying again @msman.

What did Trump really change from what President Obama did?

You can't answer that can you? Because all you do is make bullshit up and tell lies.

 

All changes are still yet to be known and the administration has said that it will be no less than 30 days before the extent of changes are known but some early notes say that doing business with Cuban state owned businesses will be off limits as well as economic sanctions. The real problem with that idea is that currently every major business(ones that are not run from a family home or portable stand is owned by the government, some indications are that the "wet foot dry foot" policy will be unchanged and that rum and cigars will not be limited on return from the island nation.

 

Any accomplishment that could push humanity forward, Trump is going out of his way to dismantle, or destroy.
That once great hope of The United States as a representative of hope, freedom, and social justice, has become an isolationist regime of antagonistic dogma.

 

Gee, if only you'd tell the truth about Brian Williams. He got taken off the air after his latest version of the story, which seemed to get more and more grande with each telling, that NBC probably figured they should stop him before people heard that he was actually piloting the helicopter, and after taking on sniper fire, managed to pull off a Chesley Sullenberger-style landing, but on a lush treetop, and saving everyone from a certain death.


The List: 32 Lies and Disputed Stories NBC News Let Brian Williams Tell For a Decade

Brian Williams didn’t just spew bald-faced lies from David Letterman’s couch. He lied repeatedly on the air at NBC News and its affiliates. He lied to NBC News legend Tim Russert. Stories Williams’ shared with NBC’s own Tom Brokaw both on the air and at Columbia Journalism school are now disputed. Things told to other reporters don’t add up.

Numerous accounts now verify that NBC News not only wanted Brian Williams out there building his brand with the likes of Jon Stewart, David Letterman, and Saturday Night Live, but that the NBC brass knew their star was a serial liar. According to the Washington Post, Williams made 80 appearances on entertainment shows, and…

…when Williams was talking about himself outside the confines of his anchor’s desk, he seemed to want to make his experiences more dramatic, colleagues said. He was the biggest news anchor in the country, the undisputed ratings champ, but he often pushed stories to their limit — and sometimes beyond.

“That’s Brian being Brian” became the newsroom shorthand.​

Below is a list of the things Williams has said over the years that are either proven lies, suspected lies, disputed by on-the-record eye witnesses, or contradicted by Williams himself. I lost count after 30. And I probably missed a few.

Below, I have copy and pasted directly from the sources linked. The quotes all belong to Williams. The descriptions of what Williams’ said are written by the linked news source.

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The Iraq RPG Helicopter Hit

— “A terrible moment a dozen years back during the invasion of Iraq when the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit by an RPG.” — NBC Nightly News, January 30, 2015

— “It was no more than 120 seconds later that the helicopter in front of us was hit.” — Brian Williams to Tim Russert on CNBC, March 2005

— “I was instead following the aircraft” [that was struck by the RPG]. — NBC Nightly News, Wednesday February 5, 2015

— Williams’ original [March 26, 2003, NBC News] report indicated that a helicopter in front of his was hit. — PolitiFact

— NBC publishes a book [in 2003], “Operation Iraqi Freedom,” in which they describe Williams’ experience, implying that his helicopter sustained fire. — PolitiFact

— May 2008: Williams writes another [NBC News] blog, responding to a note from a soldier who he met in Iraq. In this post, Williams indicates that he was in a helicopter that took fire. — PolitiFact

— “I’ve done some ridiculously stupid things under that banner, like being in a helicopter I had no business being in Iraq with rounds coming into the airframe,” he said [to Alec Baldwin in March 2014] — PolitiFact

— “We were in some helicopters. What we didn’t know was, we were north of the invasion. We were the northernmost Americans in Iraq. We were going to drop some bridge portions across the Euphrates so the Third Infantry could cross on them. Two of the four helicopters were hit, by ground fire, including the one I was in, RPG and AK-47. — Williams to Letterman on March 26, 2013 — PolitiFact.

— In the initial NBC broadcast where he described his 2003 Iraq reporting mission, embattled NBC anchor Brian Williams falsely claimed that “we saw the guy . . . [who] put a round through the back of a chopper,” which he further and incorrectly claimed was “the Chinook [helicopter] in front of us.” — Breitbart

— “We flew over a bridge. He waved to the lead pilot very kindly. With that someone else removed the tarp, stood up, and put a round through the back of a chopper missing the rear rotor by four or five feet.” — To Tom Brokaw on March 26, 2003 — Breitbart

— “[Y]ou go back to Iraq, and I looked down the tube of an RPG that had been fired at us and it hit the chopper in front of ours.” — Williams to Fairfield University in 2007 — Ace of Spades



SEAL Team 6 Tale

— “We have some idea which of our special operations teams carried this out,” Williams said on “The Late Show With David Letterman” the day after the raid [May 2, 2011]. “It happens to be a team I flew into Baghdad with, on the condition that I would never speak of what I saw on the aircraft, what aircraft we were on, what we were carrying, or who we were after.” — Huffington Post

— “Now, people might be hearing about SEAL Team 6,” Williams said the next night, May 3, 2011, on “Nightly News.” “I happen to have the great honor of flying into Baghdad with them at the start of the war.” — Huffington Post

— “I flew into Baghdad, invasion plus three days, on a blackout mission at night with elements of SEAL Team 6, and I was told not to make any eye contact with them or initiate any conversation,” Williams said. (Three days after the U.S. invasion would have been March 22, 2003, not April 9, 2003, which was the day Williams broadcasted from the Baghdad airport.) — To David Letterman in May of 2012 — Huffinton Post

— In the 2012 “Late Show” appearance, Williams also recalled carrying a box of Wheat Thins, which he said a hungry special operator dug into with a “hand the size of a canned ham.” They got to talking, and Williams told the commando how much he admired his knife. “Darned if that knife didn’t show up at my office a couple weeks later,” Williams told Letterman. — Huffington Post

— “About six weeks after the Bin Laden raid, I got a white envelope and in it was a thank-you note, unsigned,” Williams said on “Letterman” in January 2013. “And in it was a piece of the fuselage of the blown-up Black Hawk in that courtyard. Sent to me by one of my friends.” — Huffington Post

— In February 2014, Williams elaborated on the helicopter gift in another media appearance, this time on the sports talk show hosted by Dan Patrick. “It’s one of the toughest things to get,” he said, “and the president has a piece of it as well … It’s made of a material most people haven’t seen or held in their hands.” — Huffington Post



Fall of the Berlin Wall

— “I’ve been so fortunate,” he said during a 2008 forum at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. “I was at the Brandenburg Gate the night the wall came down.” — CNN

— “Here’s a fact: 25 years ago tonight, Tom Brokaw and I were at the Berlin Wall,” Williams said at a gala held on November 8, 2014. — CNN



The Pope

— “I was there during the visit of the pope,” Williams said [in 2002]. — CNN

— While delivering the commencement address at Catholic University that year [2004], Williams said the “highlight” of his time at the school “was in this very doorway, shaking hands with the Holy Father during his visit to this campus.” — CNN



Katyusha Rocket Fire

— “There were Katyusha rockets passing just beneath the helicopter I was riding in,” he told a student interviewer from Fairfield (Conn.) University that year [2007]. — Washington Post



Katrina

— “All of us watched [in the Superdome] as one man committed suicide.” — Williams to Tom Brokaw, at Columbia University in 2013.

–. My week, two weeks there was not helped by the fact that I accidentally ingested some of the floodwater. I became very sick with dysentery.” — Williams to Tom Brokaw at Columbia University in 2013.

— “Our hotel was overrun with gangs. I was rescued in the stairwell of a five-star hotel in New Orleans by a young police officer – we are friends to this day.” — Williams to Tom Brokaw at Columbia University in 2013.

— “When you look out of your hotel window in the French Quarter and watch a man float by face down, when you see bodies that you last saw in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, and swore to yourself that you would never see in your country,” Williams told Eisner [in 2006], who suggested in the interview that Williams emerged from former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw’s shadow with his Katrina coverage. — USA Today

— In Williams’s telling, the pathos of the scene extended to his crew’s access to food. “We were desperate for food and drink. But not like the people we were seeing in the streets,” he said in the documentary “In His Own Words: Brian Williams on Hurricane Katrina.” — Washington Post



Puppy Rescue

— “I remember one such house fire — the structure was fully involved with flames and smoke. I was wearing a breathing apparatus, conducting a search on my hands and knees, when I felt something warm, squishy and furry on the floor of a closet. I instinctively tucked it in my coat.” — October 2011, USA Today

— “All I ever did as a volunteer fireman was once save two puppies.” — January 2007, Esquire



Christmas Tree Robbery

In a 2005 interview with Esquire magazine, Williams said a thief drew on him in the 1970s — leaving him “looking up at a thug’s snub-nosed .38 while selling Christmas trees out of the back of a truck.” – NY Post



Quitting College

— “One day, I’m at the copy machine in the White House and Walter Mondale comes up behind me and clears his throat. A classic throat-clearing. I thought people only did that in movies, but it turns out vice-presidents do it, too. Anyway, it makes for an exceptionally good morning, and I run from the White House to the GW campus for class. I’m still wearing my West Wing hard pass on a chain, and when my professor sees it, he admits that he’s only been to the White House on the public tour. And I thought to myself, This is costing me money that I don’t have, and I’m a young man in too much of a hurry. So I left school.” — Brian Williams to Esquire, 2005

— But then a friend invited him to drive to Washington, D.C., for a weekend, and everything changed. Smitten with the city and its youthful energy, Williams decided to move there. He transferred what credits he could from Brookdale to Catholic University and took a job in the public relations department to help pay his expenses. He landed an internship at the White House, and when that ended, he answered an ad for a clerking job at a broadcasting association. — 2009, New Jersey-Star Ledger

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Sheesh! One tiny misstatement and NBC pulls him off the air. Poor guy.




(Yeah, yeah...I know...Breitbart.) Well here, eat CNN';s version then.


What else has NBC News dug up on Brian Williams?

 

You do realise that the rest of the world, apart from maybe Russia or China think Trump is a cockwomble

 

Who truly fucking cares about what they think of our president?

AMERICA FIRST MOTHER FUCKER.....BA-ZINGA.