Politifact?
Like I said, read what they had to say and despute the content. You don't get to just poo poo the information because you don't like the source because guess what dummy? No pro trump website is going to count or admit how much he lies. What a stupid fuck you must be. And you probably read it and didn't like how damning it was to Trump so you just came back with that stupid shit?
The fact is Trump said there has never been a more transparent president than me. That's a PANTS ON FIRE LIE. What made them deem it to be a pants on fire lie? Did you read what they wrote?
Whether one looks at his relations with Mueller’s team, his refusal to release his tax returns, or his unwillingness to cooperate with subpoenas from Congress.
And look what they said about Obama (President Barack Obama, for instance, made 35 promises to improve transparency, and we rated 12 of those Promise Broken.)
As we’ve reported, Mueller and his team sought for more than a year to personally talk to the president, but they were ultimately rebuffed. The special counsel eventually agreed to accept Trump’s written answers to questions, but his responses were "inadequate," Mueller said, and contained dozens of instances where Trump claimed not to recall the information sought. Mueller also noted that Trump declined to answer questions about obstruction of justice, or questions on events that occurred during the presidential transition.
In addition, Mueller documented instances of Trump trying to impede the investigation or directing his staff to do so, including firing Mueller. "The president’s efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful," the Mueller report notes, "but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests."
Blocking testimony before Congress
While Trump campaign officials have testified in the past to congressional investigative committees, the White House has prevented officials — and even former officials — from testifying or submitting documents to Congress since the Mueller report’s release. These include former White House counsel Don McGahn, former White House communications director Hope Hicks, and one of McGahn’s top aides, Annie Donaldson.
Trump has also sued to block subpoenas for his business records by the House Oversight and Reform Committee, and he’s sued to stop two banks he worked with — Deutsche Bank and Capital One — from cooperating with congressional subpoenas.
