http://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-election/trump-lies/
(For those who can't access or, maybe, read WaPo, here are quotes.)
"... But in this deposition more than eight years earlier, Trump was blaming her [McIver] for a mistake in one of his own books, “How to Get Rich.” In the 2004 book, co-written with McIver, Trump described his massive debt load during a low period in the early 1990s. “I owed billions upon billions of dollars — $9.2 billion to be exact,” the book said as it retold the story of his rise back to success. The depth of that financial hole made it seem even more impressive that Trump had climbed out again. But the figure was wrong. His actual debts had been much less.
“I pointed it out to the person who wrote the book,” Trump said, meaning McIver.
“Right after she wrote the book?”
“That’s correct,” Trump said.
Then the lawyer showed Trump another book he’d written with McIver, three years later.
“In fact, I was $9 billion in debt,” Trump read aloud. A similar error, repeated. It was McIver’s fault again.
“She probably forgot,” Trump said.
***** “And when you read it, you didn’t correct it?” *****
***** “I didn’t see it,” Trump said. *****
“You didn’t see it.”
“I read it very quickly,” Trump said about a book he was credited with writing."
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"[The lawyer questioning Trump said,] “You wrote, ‘O’Brien . . . threatened sources by telling them he can, quote, settle scores with enemies by writing negative articles about them,’ ” Ceresney asked, reading Trump’s words from a legal complaint. “What was the basis for that statement?”
“Just my perception of him,” Trump said. “I don’t know that he indicated anything like that to me, but I think he probably did indirectly.”"
[What next, "Joe Biden murdered my father by shoving an icepick into his ear. And he kills babies and eats them." And what is the basis for that statement, Mr. Trump? "Just my perception of him."]
"The most striking example was a question at the very heart of the legal case: What was Trump’s actual net worth?
Trump had told O’Brien he was worth up to $6 billion. But the lawyers confronted him with other documents — from Trump’s accountants and from outside banks — that seemed to show the real figure was far lower.
The lawyers asked: “Have you ever not been truthful” about your net worth?
Trump’s answer here was that the truth about his wealth was — in essence — up to him to decide."
Posted By: Laffy
Re: People who are professionals
and care about quality will want to take a final look at something before it's approved....especially when their name and picture is on it.
Are you claiming he never even looked and it before it went to print? ROR!!
He hires retards just like his daddy.
