"Hillary Clinton IT specialist Bryan Pagliano invoked the Fifth more than 125 times during a 90-minute, closed-door deposition Wednesday with the conservative watchdog Judicial Watch, a source with the group told Fox News." (from Fox News)
Using a different phrasing for how many times Hillary Clinto denied remembering something, Fox claimed in 2016 it was more than three dozen times.
Funny thing is that he does not remotely look like the face of evil. Aging preppy, probably boring, physically unattractive, and all that. No piercings, beard, tatts, no obvious political leanings (just the science), dull. Normies could miss it all in this man. Insidious.
According to SimulationCommander, dr Mengele plead the fifth 111 times.
Only 111? I wonder if that beats Hillary's "I'm sorry, I don't recall"?
I asked the AI:
"Did+anthony+fauci+say+"I+plead+the+fifth"+more+times+than+Hillary+clinton+said+"I'm+sorry, I+don't+recall"?
and the closest to an answer for that I got was:
"Hillary Clinton IT specialist Bryan Pagliano invoked the Fifth more than 125 times during a 90-minute, closed-door deposition Wednesday with the conservative watchdog Judicial Watch, a source with the group told Fox News." (from Fox News)
Using a different phrasing for how many times Hillary Clinto denied remembering something, Fox claimed in 2016 it was more than three dozen times.
He pled the fifth on every question, including what color the carpeting was!
I thought I'd read since he got that questionable pardon, that he couldn't plead the fifth...not that would stop him.
The house has to first find him in contempt of Congress then a court will get involved and make a decision.
Funny thing is that he does not remotely look like the face of evil. Aging preppy, probably boring, physically unattractive, and all that. No piercings, beard, tatts, no obvious political leanings (just the science), dull. Normies could miss it all in this man. Insidious.
The worst kind of evil...
Its AMAZING how much time the truly horrible can spend in court and yet never be held accountable for their actions.