office. or how about the "new york times" story from friday. the trump's own chief of staff wrote a memo detailing his concerns that the president overrule the intelligence community to get his son-in-law a top secret security clearance. well, trump not only flatly denied it in an interview with maggie haberman, he called a similar report make neu news w back as the transition. man calling everyone a liar, seems to be lying. and go back to the longest shutdown in history. trump said that the white house had no strategy for the shutdown. well, the absence of strategy was widely reported by white house and congressional sources and the results, the shutdown where president trump got less money for border wall than had been initially offered by democrats, that seemed to confirm all that reporting. or given last week's underwhelming nuke summit we can look back to november where he said, quote, the story in the "new york times" about north korea developing mix basins accurate. cnn's reporting as well as the congressional testimony of trump's own director of national