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honest

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
“I lived an honest life” ~ guy wanted in Brazil for identity theft >

I’ve lived an honest life, if you don’t count all the lies >

It’s not a lie… if you believe it enough. >

I think this dude may beat out Trump for America's top pathological liar. >

Trump definitely has the lead on the number of lies, but Santos is a strong contender. I doubt he'll be around long enough to touch Trump's record, though. >

The thing is most of Trump's lies, are twisted half-truths, and it could be explained away through ignorance and incompetence. 
Santos will just tell you it's beautiful sunny day while being interviewed outside in the rain. >

True. Santos said he just "embellished" his resume. No, he wasn't embellishing. He was completely fabricating everything out of thin air. 
Trump is a massive embellisher of facts that are known. He lies about a lot of things, but we do know his life story is based on factual evidence. For example, Trump will say he is worth 10 billion, when it's more like 2 or 3 billion. That is embellishing. 
Santos is just a complete fraud. >

I guarantee there's something shady AF going on with his finances.  It's not going to take too long for it to come out either. >

Too many organizations looking into his sordid past now.   I doubt he gets through two full mooches. >

This guy is insane >

I’ve been listening to audio from interviews he’s given, and I actually believe that he believes that this is normal behavior. 
Something about hearing his actual voice…it was kind of disturbing. He seemed so frustrated that he was getting this flack for embellishing his resume. He seemed offended at being singled out, because “everyone does this.” And he seemed hurt that people were accusing him of not being a “real” person. He went on and on about all the conversations he’s had with constituents, and how those interactions were real and that he “exists.” 
It was wacko. 
Then I saw this: “pathological lying is a behavior pattern in which individuals lie chronically or compulsively. Sometimes referred to as mythomania or pseudologia fantastica, pathological lying generally manifests as lying for lying’s sake.“ 
Guy needs a psychiatrist. >

but please, not on my dime >


“I’ll tell you where it didn’t come from. It didn’t come from China, Ukraine, or Burisma,” Santos quipped with a grin. “How about that?”

...so then Russia. >

It came from his bank account.
It was deposited by Russia, but it came directly from his bank account after that.