US President Donald Trump Said Six and a Half Lies a Day

Robert Mueller, the Special Counsel, investigating the confidential secret of Trump Campaign with Russia, would like to ask questions to the President Trump. He already gave 49 questions. Interview with them will be taken. But Trump's lawyers are worried about this, face-to-face interview will trick the trump to lie. They do not want Trump Mueller to fall into this trap.

This concern of lawyers is not baseless. Prior to the election, Trump had said many things in the mixing of sweetness. Many of these have been proven to be false later. Despite his election as president, he did not change his habit. Journalists and commentators respected the president and instead tried to explain him as false or truthful, rather than calling him a 'liar'.

The Washington Post, which has accounted for the alleged falsehoods of Trump since taking oath as president, They said, in the last 466 days, trumps total 3 thousand 1 lie. In other words, he told six to six lies every day. His liability rate in the first 100 days after taking responsibility was 4.9 But in the last two months the rate is almost double, 9 lies on the day. There are so many lies, which Trump repeatedly said, as a post, there are 113 lies which the Trump has said more than once.

CNN's popular commentator Chris Siliza commented that right-left lies said that there was no such president in the United States before. How many times did George Bush or Barack Obama say so many times, he did not have any accounts. Because of that, like trump, they were not accustomed to lying and used to invent falsehoods.

Due to the tendency of the trump to lie, his lawyers do not want to appear before Muller. Muller said, if Trump does not agree with the interview, the summon will be issued in his name to answer the question before the juryboard. Whether it has the power to issue summons, it is not clear yet.

Jack Sharman, a lawyer responsible for the White Water scandal during Bill Clinton, thinks this is actually a tactic of Muller. He wants to put the President in front of the pressure. He told the Washington Post newspaper that he wanted to tell the trump to summon him, and if he did not voluntarily interview, it would be a public debate. There may be a legal hassle. He does not want or want to talk to him. Therefore, doing the job voluntarily without watering it is less dangerous for him.

Perhaps in the face of Muller's threat, New Trump Adviser Rudy Juliani started consultation with Muller over the issue of interview. In an interview with Fox TV on Wednesday, he said it would take two days to answer the questions Muller asked. At that time the President did not. He can allocate a bell for a couple of hours, even when the president finds time, At present, there are significant challenges facing him in North Korea, Iran and China. If they are met, it will be considered.