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In her letter, Carroll’s lawyer urged Kaplan to require Trump to say under oath in open court but without jurors present that he understands he sexually assaulted Carroll and that he spoke falsely with actual malice and lied when he accused her of fabricating her account and impugning her motives.

"He just looked at Kash and said, 'Hey, these are all declassified,' that's it? It doesn't work that way. Now if the president names names of people who actually witnessed it, then those people will have to come forward and say under oath the truth that that's the truth."

From Salon

“The agents are prepared to say under oath that the incident itself did not occur,” the official told the network.

These valuable lines of inquiry forced Barr to say, under oath, that he does not believe structural racism in policing exists, that he may use the DOJ to bolster Trump’s campaign, and that he doesn’t have any evidence for his claim that mail-in voting is at risk of foreign interference.

From Slate

Except that it did, as Mr. Bolton is apparently willing to say under oath.

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