Rep. Meng told NPR she isn’t buying this bullshit sandwich.

"It was pretty clear that I was asking about the addition of this question," the congresswoman says. "It's very hurtful to our country and the bipartisan process that we as Congress members and the American public believe so highly in that he would lie not just once but multiple times about communications that he had."

Ross’s lie is compounded by the fact that he told the Committee that the initiator of the citizenship question was the Department of Justice, and was meant to help with protecting citizens under the Voting Rights Act. However, the same discovery process that’s awoken Ross’s feeble memory has also thrown Ross’s timeline out of whack, as his lawyers now state that Ross “discussed the possible reinstatement of a citizenship question on the 2020 decennial census with Attorney General Sessions in the Spring of 2017 and at subsequent times.”

That means he lied about who “initiated” the question, subsequently lied about who he discussed the question with, and now wants us all to believe that he was answering another question that he was not being asked, that happened to have answers that fit perfectly into a response to another question at the time.

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