In a rambling phone interview on Fox and Friends, President Donald Trump accidentally said the quiet part out loud.
The President was doing what he perceived to be a victory lap on the show after the House Intelligence Committee overseeing the impeachment inquiry against him concluded its public hearings for the foreseeable future.
Shortly after peddling debunked conspiracy theories about Ukraine working with the Democratic National Convention to frame Russia for election meddling, the President, for once, told the truth.
Watch below.
When asked about Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland's testimony that there was a quid pro quo in Trump's correspondence with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump replied:
"That's total nonsense. I do want, always, corruption."
He proceeded to call Ukraine corrupt, and stressed that he was determined to weed out corruption.
But people couldn't help but notice his Freudian slip.
Weirdly enough, Trump has done this before.
Back in September, when discussing his now-infamous July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Trump said:
"The conversation I had was largely congratulatory. It was largely corruption — all of the corruption taking place."
Watch below.
At least he's finally being honest—even if it's accidental.
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