During his speech at the 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference, President Donald Trump used the term “bullsh*t” to describe investigations into his alleged corruption.

After deriding “Little Schifty” Adam Schiff, the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Trump took aim at the House Democrats investigating him.

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“We had people that lost, and unfortunately you put the wrong people in a couple of positions, and they leave people for a long time that should not be there,” the president told the CPAC crowd. “All of a sudden, they are trying to take you out with bullsh*t, ok? With bullsh*t”

He then took aim at his former attorney general, Jeff Sessions, for appointing special counsel Robert Mueller.

“Now, Robert Mueller never received a vote, and neither did the person that appointed him,” Trump said.

Affecting a fake Southern accent, the president imitated Sessions, saying “I am going to recuse myself.”

“Why the hell did he not tell me that before I put him in?” Trump said. “How do you recuse yourself? But the person who appointed Robert Mueller never received a vote.”

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As journalists Nick Gillespie and Matt Lewis noted on Twitter, the “bullsh*t” moment was far from the only time the president used expletives during the speech.

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