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  Over 440 times!
context: Pleaded the 5th 400 times in this deposition compared to Hillary not doing it once. >
  
  Over 440 times! >
  
  I heard more that 444 times!  He's on all 4s. >
  
  Only for Putin. >
  
  Nah don't forget about the Saudi's >
  
  Pretty sure it's a whoever pays the most. >
  
  
  Pretty sure it's a whoever pays ~~the most~~.
  
  He once cashed a 13¢ check. You don't even have to pay a lot, let alone the most! >
  
  Trump 2016: "You see the mob takes the Fifth. If you’re innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?" >
  
  I mean he isn't wrong and is proving his point. >
  
  A broken clock >
  
  Only guilty people take the fifth right Trump? >
  
  I came here to find this comment. >
  
  I came here to find this one >
  
  I came here to comment on this find. >
  
  Excuse me, do you know where the bathrooms are? >
  
  Yes sir just take a left at the JC Penny >
  
  This applies to almost any mall across the US. With a JCP inside, that is. >
  
  What's a mall? >
  
  A grouping of large, abandoned buildings. >
  
  You've seen one, you've seen a mall. >
  
  
  His rambling opening statement, which lasted nearly seven minutes, ran through accusations that James was investigating him for political reasons, and included swipes at Michael Cohen, the former Trump lawyer whose congressional testimony about his business practices that started the attorney general’s probe. He also referenced the FBI’s search of his Mar-a-Lago home, which occurred two days before the August 10 deposition. >
  
  
  Trump said he had “no choice” but to invoke the Fifth Amendment. 
  
  So Democrats, all that money, hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars spent on campaign adds, you could just go the cheap route and play this instead. Just a suggestion. >
  
  Just cut together clips of Trump saying that innocent people don't plead the 5th, with clips of him pleading it. >
  
  Someone need to create this, and drop it in r/conservative. >
  
  Can someone who still has access to that sub do this please? They’re such snowflakes over there they ban immediate for even slight dissent. >
  
  "I am not a crook!" >
  
  I used to read this in Nixon's voice.
  Now, it's some whiny mix between Nixon and Trump. >
  
  Nixon did have a manly baritone... Trump... Truman capote comes to mind... >
  
  I like how he says “someone in my position” in other words if you’re not Trump and you take the 5th then you’ve got shit to hide but if you are Trump and you take the 5th then it’s because you’re an innocent victim >
  
  No, his position is that of a guilty person. >
  
  He said so himself >
  
  I mean, with Trump we never need to record past the first pleading. Just record the first then loop it for 8 hours. He would if he could. >
  
  He could he'd never show up at all, because in his mind, "it's how dare they accuse me of anything? I have executive privilege." >
  
  he sounds so scared in that video, he knows the walls are closing in and he's going to the big house >
  
  i'm impressed that anyone can even still listen to the toxic drivel spewing from that personified bullshit's face anus >
  
  Someone on here described it as a "cat mouth anus" and I cannot unsee it now. >
  
  "You see the mob takes the Fifth," Trump said in April 2018. "If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment."
  The very meaning of prescience.  LOL. >
  
  Lol he just implicated he is not innocent >
  
  Isn’t this the guy who said only guilty people take the fifth? >
  
  One of the few times he told the truth >
  
  That’s not true at all it’s in the bill of rights. It something everyone is entitled to. >
  
  My comment was aim at Mr Tre45on. He said only guilty people take the fifth. In this specific case he was right. 
  Yes I understand that the 5th is an important tool to prevent police overreach especially when it comes to coercive methods. >
  
  Sometimes his lawyers get thru to him apparently. He’s guilt af and he knows it. >
  
  Juries in Civil Trials are allowed to consider taking the Fifth to be an admission of guilt. >
  
  adverse inference. And there is no "guilt" in civil trials, it's liable. >
  
  Regardless of the terminology, taking the fifth in a civil suit is not as smart as Trump thinks it is. >
  
  There's a quirk in the justice system that makes this the only rational choice. Even if this is a civil suit, if the facts of the case have criminal implications he has to be careful of answering questions. In many many cases, people have to "sacrifice" their civil case in order to not provide evidence for a possible criminal indictment. 
  That is what's happening here. >
  
  He says law enforcement would come after him if he lied at all, for example if he said it was a sunny day when it was in fact slightly overcast. If Trump actually believed that, he would be paranoid and delusional. But I suspect he doesn't believe it, and this is a pattern of behavior where he says whatever he thinks is useful in the moment. >
  
  Trump is, in fact paranoid and delusional. That's why he had a colonscopy with anesthesia, because it would given Pence temporary presidential power if Trump was unconscious. 
  But he didn't believe law enforcement would come after him if he lied at all. His first words as a toddler were probably a lie. >
  
  Finally a link to the video. >
  
  You can always invoke your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination.
  In a criminal case it cannot be used against you or even talked about really.
  In a civil case, on the other hand, it can totally be used against you and can even be the basis for judgment without a trial.  So, generally you only want to invoke the fifth if answering the question will truly implicate you in a crime.
  The case the deposition was taken in is a civil case so taking the 5th might just sink Trump's ship in that case. However, it might have saved his bacon, or kept it off the fire for a while longer, in the various other criminal cases that are proceeding against him.
  Trump's claim that he will be charged with a crime if he lies during his deposition even about something as simple as the weather is totally false.  It is a crime to lie to the FBI.  The New York Attorney General is not a federal agent.  Trump was simply afraid of his compulsion to lie and unavoidable oral diarrhea digging the hole deeper.  So, zipping his lips was probably the best choice even though it will cost him the civil case. >
  
  
  “Anyone in my position not taking the Fifth Amendment would be a fool – an absolute fool,” Trump said at the beginning of the deposition. 
  
  Which is why I half expected him not to take the 5th >
  
  That position being guilty as hell, that is. >
  
  And how many times did Hillary use the 5th amendment, again? >
  
  None. I believe you are confusing her with an IT aide whose lawyer told him not to participate in a charade case by Judicial Watch. HRC has always testified and did so for 11 hours straight the last time.....
  "Pagliano's attorneys have said their client is "caught up in a lawsuit with an undisputed political agenda" and that he would not cooperate with Judicial Watch." >
  
  After seeing this I'm further convinced this man has nothing more in his skull than a fried egg rattling around. >
  
  Impossible.  He’d have to be capable of warmth capable of frying said egg >
  
  I have no problem with trump invoking the fifth.... let him do it..... every...  single.... day.... for the next 20 years.... >
  
  His follower will say he is super smart for doing this. >
  
  Him in witch hunt
  Him not cooperating make him smartest businessman ever >
  
  Campaign ads against trump: trump quote about taking the fifth followed by audio of him pleasing the fifth, in print '444 times'. Then trump quote 'stable genius', followed by sharpie on weather map, throwing paper towels, mocking the reporter, etc., Then trump quote... You get the idea >
  
  who did his make up?  he has it smeared in some places and not others. i wonder if his depends were filled as he spoke. >
  
  Can I say it now?
  'only the mob pleads the fifth' - DJT >
  
  Only the mob takes the fifth >
  
  The AG should have played a recording of what trump said about those who took the 5th every time he did. >
  
  Guilty! Right, Mr Trump? Only guilty people can invoke the fifth according to Mr Trump in 2016 >
  
  Waiting for someone to make a remix of just >!Individual #1!< pleading the fifth. >
  
  From "shooting on Fifth Avenue" to taking the Fifth... >
  
  
  Video of ~~Trump taking the Fifth in deposition with New York attorney general is released~~ the Traitor being a coward >
  
  Can we get an autotune remix? >
  
  He’s not the 45th president, he’s the “I plead the 5th” president. >
  
  This face of a legitimate idiot! >
  
  This is a civil suit so the jury can weigh in on all of 5th pleads when they decide weather to convict him is my understanding >
  
  They can make an adverse inference about him pleading the 5th and ultimately find him liable (convictions are solely in criminal cases) >
  
  If this guy doesn’t get locked up I’m never voting again >
  
  defeatism is not the move. >
  
  That comment is better served to the DOJ >
  
  The people in charge of the DOJ are there by appointment. The People who appointed them are elected. >
  
  That’s my point.  They weren’t elected to do nothing to Trump. >
  
  If you don't vote they will do worse than nothing, they'll be aiding and abetting. >
  
  That doesn’t seem any worse, help me see the difference. >
  
  I mean, he's not wrong, he absolutely should plead the 5th. However, accidentally misstating something under oath isn't a crime. >
  
  I’m curious if he tweeted or said anything on this day (or the day before / after). Anyone know? >
  
  Someone please make a gif! 
  FIF!
  FIF GIF! 😂 >
  
  Like a mob boss! >
  
  “The mob pleads the fifth”
  -Donald Twump >
  
  “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 >
  
  Pretty unusual to publicly release a taped deposition. I’m SO surprised he lied the whole time lol… >
  
  Didn’t he say something about people who take the 5th? >
  
  Proof that he’s too stupid to either answer with qualifiers like “I’m not totally but I think that …” or too stupid not to commit perjury. Because anything less than an attempt at truth means you’re going to incriminate yourself by committing perjury because being wrong about the weather is not a crime. >
  
  Trump nodding or shaking his head, to the question right before he pleads the fifth is pretty telling. >
  
  But only guilty people plead the 5th. -Trump >
  
  Imagine if Trump had  a good dad, where this country would be...Gotta get the Delorean fired up again, come on Doc, let's go! >
  
  Trump read a brief paragraph that was fifthish but with words Habba and his other Liberty University cadre of halfwits came up with. Remembering he said people pleading the fifth are guilty >
  
  Trump said people who take the fifth are admitting  their guilt >
  
  Who said “only guilty people plead the 5th” who said That? >
  
  Yuge deal >
  
  Look at him taking the fifth 400 times 🤦(damn???) >
  
  Purpose? Or a random release? edit: A: A FOI from at least CBS was honored with this product. >
  
  CNN? Really? >
  
  Pleaded the 5th 400 times in this deposition compared to Hillary not doing it once.