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06-12-2017, 11:53 AM
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"The prospect of Trump talking with the special counsel and testifying under oath raises the intriguing question of whether he would willingly turn his daily lies into perjury and whether he could get away with it.
He may be sorely tempted to talk with Mueller as his promise to repeat his version of conversations with Comey under oath suggests. But, if he does so he will find himself in an arena for which he is singularly unprepared. It is an arena where persons do not just lie, they commit perjury."
"Things can only be made worse when the presidency falls into the hands of someone who, according to one count, made 492 false or misleading claims during his first 100 days in office."
If Trump testifies under oath, any lies would be perjury. Does he know that? | Austin Sarat | Opinion | The Guardian
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