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Well ain’t that a coinkydink?
“You see the mob takes the Fifth,” he said. “If you’re innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?”

-Donald Trump

When you have your staff taking the Fifth Amendment, taking the Fifth, so they’re not prosecuted, when you have the man that set up the illegal server taking the Fifth, I think it’s disgraceful.

-Also Donald Trump
Took the 5th Amendment NINETY SEVEN TIMES during his divorce and 440 times during his deposition in New York, answering only a question about what his name is.
-Also Fucking Donald Trump >

I can't imagine taking the fifth at a divorce hearing. 
How criminal a person must be if they have to invoke the right not to incriminate themselves in civil court during divorce proceedings. >

I recall he was accused of rape/assault in one of his divorce proceedings, so while it was a civil divorce court I assume admission/cooperation could have lead to a criminal case after.  (With trump the story always gets worse) >


John Eastman, who advised former President Donald Trump on how to try to overturn the 2020 election, cited his Fifth Amendment right 155 times.
Political operative Roger Stone did so in response to more than 70 questions, including ones regarding his communications with Trump and his role in the events of Jan. 6. 
Activist Charlie Kirk took a similar stance, citing the potential for self-incrimination in response to most of the committee’s questions, even about his age and education. 

I can't say I'm exactly surprised by Eastman or Stone, but I am a bit perplexed by Charlie Kirk's inability to testify about his age... >

Should have asked him if he’s trying to say that he’s five years old. >

Three five year olds in a trench coat actually. >

Cheney to Michael Flynn:  Do you believe in the peaceful transition of power?
Flynn:  Fifth. >

"fif" >


So there are five people taking the Fifth Amendment, like you see on the mob, right? You see the mob takes the Fifth. If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?

-Donald Trump, 2016 >

Nothing like people elected to represent citizens in Government trying to turn around and overthrow that same government and then pleading the 5th when they are caught. >

Surprise surprise.  Pretty ironic when Trump has said things like "If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth?" or something like "Only the mob pleads the fifth".  Oh how the turn tables... >

They all knew they were acting illegally, they were just counting on Trump to protect them. I would never count on Trump to do anything for me; that's fucking nutso. >

Read almost all of it, seems one learns more by the questions that are asked than by the responses. >

Republicans are the party of the 5th Amendment. >

5th Amendment remedies along with 2nd amendment remedies >

The irony… >

While it is your right to plea the fifth for your personal protection, I feel like doing it with regards to your public service should get you banned from public service. >

I agree in principal but I am sure it would be weaponized in ways you wouldn't expect to eliminate political opponents.