When he leaves office, can ex-President Trump be trusted with America's national security...

PO3 Dale S. - Jack has claimed that he hasn't found a single case where Trump has lied. I've pointed out several times, but he doesn't ever respond. How do you want the proof? Will links be fine, or do you want screenshots?

PO3 Dale S. - I don't have to look in his head and heart. It is a well developed principle of law that when a person makes more than one statement, and both statements cannot be true, that one of the statements is a lie. And then look at the series of statements Trump made on two issues, the Stormy Daniels payout, and the Trump Tower meeting. Statements Trump made at the start of each and statements he made at the end cannot both be true, because they contradict each other. One has to be a lie.

PO3 Dale S. - correct, and current law says I don't have to look into their head and heart. All I have to do is prove that he made two statements that were material and necessarily inconsistent declarations. Look, if you don't understand that concept, perhaps you shouldn't be embarrassing yourself by commenting.

PO3 Dale S. - I've pointed to one individual, and to two instances of Trump lying. I'm not going to play games with you.

Wow! I don't know how you came up with these conclusions. You may have to step away from your favorite news sources to regain some sense of perspective. "His nepotism?" Generally, nepotism is applied when family members are employed at jobs for which they are not qualified so they can grab some money. Ivanka and her husband are two of the most competent people to work in our government and they haven't been paid. His sons have been employed at political work (and I think they too are unpaid). "[his] blatant disregard for honesty?" He has made mistakes but I cannot say he lied. To do that I would have to examine his intent and that's hard to do (well, at least it's hard for me - maybe you have some special insight). "[his] inability to come clean on his taxes?" I haven't seen any evidence of that except what his opposition claims. Now, let's say he were to hand you his returns. Could you understand them? I've worked with tax preparers and tax accountants as well as IRS agents, and I don't know any of them who could truly understand his returns. "[his]going out of his way to kiss Putin's ass?" I can't even begin to imagine what you base that on unless you are faulting him for his statement to a Russian official to "tell Putin I'll be in a better position to give him what he wants after the election (or words to that effect)" Oh, wait, that was President Obama. "...the weakening of NATO?" What? He made the other members of NATO begin paying a fairer share of their own defense. That's your problem. And as to the "suckers and losers" statement. I suggest you go back and examine that one in context...

CPT Jack Durish - He's got a good perspective on Trump. And the only reason that you can't say that he lied is because you are intentionally ignoring it.

He's likely already at that point. He has massive debt coming due this coming year, and creditors, such as Deutsche Bank are already looking at ways to seize his assets.