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It hits harder when it's so obvious the lies are. It makes me sick that he can bold-faced lie in public and still have his job. That's so disconnected from the experience the rest of us would be having in a similar situation.
They testified under oath that he sought a pardon.
He denied seeking a pardon in a TV INTERVIEW. >

I mean he's also denied fucking children, but nobody believes that either. >

Probably eloped a year early so his wife doesn't have to testify about his relationship with those girls.  His... roommate was at the wedding too >


His... roommate

Nestor? >

Nestor? He hardly knew ‘er! >

And don’t call me Shirley >

In the article's attached Twitter video, he has just the slimiest smile as he ramps up on saying what a liar Hutchinson is. He can lie to the media. Let's put that worm under oath and see what happens then. >

It bugs me to no end that Melber didn't simply retort with "So you're willing to go under oath yourself, and accuse Cassidy Hutchinson of lying??"
WHY don't these reporters ever keep these guys' feet to the fire when they start spouting demonstrable lies?