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Plead the fifth yeah, ignore subpoenas no. You have to be powerful enough so the police won’t just come into your house and cuff you.
I believe… who was it? Was it Trump? Who was it that said they think people who plead the fifth are always guilty? >

He only said that like five times tho >

He didn't mean it in his heart though so it doesn't count >

He hasn't declassified it with his mind, yet. >

His fingers were crossed >

Where his fingers were is a matter of public record. >

You see them, they plead the fifth, it's like the mob. >

-45 clearly had a lawyer with him that restrained him from answering more than his name. >

I like to think it was a misunderstand by Trump.
Where the lawyer said something really simple, and he is so dumb that he took it to the extreme, made a fool of himself, yet thought he nailed it.
"Remember, you can plead the fifth"
"Plead the fifth to everything, got it!" >

A good lawyer will tell you to plead the 5th to basically everything. It's a valid legal strategy because it does work. If you're guilty make them prove it. Why would you willingly give anything? >

As others have said, this is a civil trial, so the fifth does not help at all.
No one is debating if it works. People are calling out his hypocrisy and just awfulness by pleading the 5th to everything. >

That depends on how you look at it.  Taking the fifth in a civil suit can be used to infer guilt.  However, when you may potentially have criminal proceedings in the future — the testimony given during the civil suit if anything other than taking the fifth may come back to bite you in the ass. 
Trump has the same attention / memory capacity as Dora, in Finding Nemo. >

Conservatives this is your guy. This is the man you picked and is the face of your party. 
A liar and grifter who is too much of a baby to stand up for himself. Hilary was able to testify for like 10 hours without pleading the 5th...  She has more of a spine than your God 
Good job idiots >

Sad thing is they will be proud because they probably think pleading the 5th is a smart move. Like, “He has to plead the 5th otherwise he’ll get caught in an unfair trap because he did nothing wrong!” >


he’ll get caught in an unfair trap because he did nothing wrong!”

Trump coined a term for that:  "Perjury Trap."  
It's no trap if you don't lie and perjure yourself testifying under oath. >

Wait, he came up with that term!? I always rolled my eyes when it was talked about. >

No, that phrase has been used for hundreds of years. I have no idea what that other guy is talking about >

"It is so unfair that they caught me. Many many others, even more horrible are not even investigated. They only go after your favorite president - me." >

I've had bowel movements I hold in higher regard than him. >

I'm wondering now, what it takes for a bowel movement to be rated lower than him. >

One you can't flush. >

Nope, even those deserve to be paraded above that orange pile of flaming dog shit >

2nd Trump presidency or step in dog shit every day for the rest of your life, what would you choose? 
Choice is easy. I'd even do it barefoot. >

The beautiful part is that dog shit can be washed off >

Yeah or you get new shoes a lot which is always fun >

Amusingly, pleading the fifth doesn't help him in this civil case. In civil cases  pleading the fifth can be used as a sign of guilt. Sure it temporarily prevents him from criminal charges. It still hurts his case in the civil proceeding. >

Correct. I had to do this as well. Pleaded the 5th in a civil matter, lost civil matter because guilt was inferred by pleading the 5th, address criminal matter, win criminal matter and then go on to appeal the guilty verdict in the civil matter and subsequently win the civil matter. >

You have to also think about the larger house of cards Trump is living in. Sure pleading the fifth can infer guilt in a civil case and for the average mostly law abiding person the cost of pleading the fifth would likely be to high. For Trump though it may keep him from saying something under oath that could be used as evidence in a more serious case. With how crooked Trump is and has been forever answering a seemingly simple question might implicate him in a dozen other cases on the horizon and that’s a lot to keep track of for Trump lol. >

"Only the mob takes the fifth! Except for me!" >

Well this drinking game turned out insane >

"One two three fo FIF" >

I like to show all of you a secret document!
(pulls out a piece of paper saying "FiF") >


“You see the mob takes the Fifth. If you’re innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?”

Donald Trump >

Luckily his fan base watches zero programs that would report on this in an unbiased way. >

TFG asked unreasonable questions to entrap him over 400 times!! >

Who was it that said they only plead the 5th if they are guilty? >

Funny. Didn’t he say in 2016 something along the lines of “Why would you plead the fifth if you’re innocent?”. Hmmmm……. >

“Only criminals plead the fifth” >

This dude’s omnipresence suffocates me. >

the fallout of his administration is far more prevalent in your life than his media presence >

If you don't have anything to hide.... >

Put him in jail already >

You'd think after being in politics, he'd learned to use the phrase "I don't recall" instead. But then maybe that's admitting weakness in memory. >

Pleading the faith implies that you know the answer but aren't saying. "I don't recall" could be considered perjury at a certain point. >

Someone should do a loop of the video of him saying only criminals plead the fifth, then clip of him pleading the fifth, then his video saying criminals do it, then his next 5th plea and again and again >

Does everyone get to just plead the fifth and ignore subpoenas now or is it only privileged republicans?