Lies

The White House was forced to issue a series of clarifying statements following multiple incorrect or misleading claims made by the president during the G7 event.

"He also does it because he likes the fact that you guys are talking about it," Scaramucci told CNN on Friday.

"She has taken advantage of everything that her family name and her wealth offered," Trump biographer Michael D'Antonio added during an appearance on CNN.

Online echo chambers are part of the problem.

"Hillary wishes she had my numbers," Trump said in a Fox News interview.

When Trump lies he does so not to get someone to accept what he's saying as true, but to show that he is powerful enough to say it.

"These are not simply the usual exaggerations of a crowd size and so on," David Dale, who is the Washington correspondent for Canada's Toronto Star, said Sunday on CNN's "Reliable Sources."

The president has told as many as 170 lies during the second week of October.

The 'Morning Joe' host read a psychological report on Adolf Hitler.

"She attacks our free press, and no respectable employer should hire her after this term," Jennifer Rubin said.

"Why would the president lie about something like that?" Matt Nussbaum asked Sanders.

"Should someone who lies constantly and enables the president's lies be openly welcomed in society wherever they please?" a panelist asked.

Jim Kenny also claimed President Trump is playing the NFL like a "fiddle."

"I thought about the Ramsey Rapist every night before I went to bed for five years," the former FBI director said.

Ben Shapiro told President Trump to stop lying, in a rare CPAC rebuke.

Things are getting serious.

"Happy lie-2K everybody!"

Donald Trump reportedly soon could sit down for an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller.

People spotted a problem with Sergei Shoigu's claim about Russia's role in taking back territory from Islamist groups.

The president suggested his predecessor did not call the families of fallen soldiers.

Donald Trump made headlines with his U.N. speech. Did he tell the truth?

The CNN commentator says people around Trump need to tell him "you are no longer the host of 'The Apprentice.' You are not a used car salesman. You are the president of the United States."

The Trump administration recently killed a rule that would have required brokers to disclose conflicts.

And more evidence that Trump tried to shut down the Comey investigation.

Fox News is losing out to MSNBC and CNN.

"I make the president feel good about himself," says a Trump lie come to life. "And sometimes I can even help him sell his policies to voters."

The president issues so many plainly untrue statements that one must wonder if he's divorced from reality.

The fake news mindset can be traced back to the campus.

George Orwell envisioned a totalitarian future where government controlled propaganda—the truth is stranger than fiction.

The less popular Trump is, the more politicians of either stripe can stand up to him.