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Rick Santorum Just Offered What Has to Be the Absolute Worst Defense of Donald Trump When Asked Why Trump Keeps Lying About Russia

Rick Santorum Just Offered What Has to Be the Absolute Worst Defense of Donald Trump When Asked Why Trump Keeps Lying About Russia
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Pennsylvania's former Republican Senator and political commentator Rick Santorum stunned a CNN panel on Wednesday night with his defense of President Donald Trump's and his associates' lies regarding the Trump camp's relationship with Russia.

Host Anderson Cooper asked Santorum what the explanation for so many lies about Russia could be. His answer is quite something.


Santorum said:

"The President doesn't tell the truth about a lot of things fairly consistently, so the fact that he's not telling the truth about Russia fairly consistently—at least in the eyes of people around here. Why is that any different? It's not like he's doing something out of character with the Russia investigation that he's not doing in other areas...According to what I hear on this round table and the network, he lies about everything all the time."

Watch below:

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin was stunned, asking Santorum incredulously, "Is that really—Is that really the best defense you can come up with? The fact that 'Oh he lies about everything.'"

Santorum attempted to walk back, stressing that he was pushing back against the argument that the President's lies were out-of-character, when in fact, they're characteristic.

It didn't help.

Many did agree with Santorum on one thing, however.

The President does lie all the time. Seventy percent of the President's statement listed on Politifact range from mostly false to blatantly false. According to the Washington Post, the President has made over 8,158 false statements since his inauguration.

So it's actually more out of character for Trump to tell the public something truthful.

The constant stream of lies from the President shouldn't come as a surprise in an age where even truth isn't truth.

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