Who you gonna believe? Me our your lying eyes?

BuzzFeed and several other news outlets were able to obtain the court filings related to several of Donald Trump’s bankruptcies in the early 1990s. As news outlets begin to dig, Twitter user @nycsouthpaw immediately noticed something in the 1993 filing—Donald Trump’s lawyer admitted they had to meet with him in pairs because of his penchant for lying.

The key part can be seen here, but I’ve transcribed for easier reading. Check out this exchange in the deposition of Trump bankruptcy lawyer Patrick T. McGhan, key parts emphasized:

Q: You had a meeting on June 16, 1990? A: Right. Same identical entry. Right. Okay. For three quarters of an hour with Donald, right. Q: Did Mr. Miller always do everything together with you when he was active in this case? A: Not everything, but we—it’s always been our practice to make sure two people are present, and we don’t have a problem of people lying. Q: You are meeting with your client? A: That’s right. Our client. Hey, Trump is a leader in the field of expert—he’s an expert at interpreting things. Let’s put it that way. Q: That’s interestingly put. As I recall in your letter to Mr. Descantis, which we marked yesterday, you indicated the policy of your office was to have two attorneys present for meeting with public officials? A: Correct. Q: Here you are meeting with your client? A: That’s right. Q: Was it necessary for both you and Mr. Miller to always attend the meeting — A: We always do that. Q: Always? A: We tried to do it with Donald always if we could because Donald says certain things and then has a lack of memory.

There you have it. Donald Trump’s own lawyers could not meet with him individually because of his history of lying to them.

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