Is TFG claiming he approved his lawyer and aide could talk to the Jan 6 committee more lies?

[duforsure]

After he learned they would without his approval? That way it makes it not look so bad for him they ignored him. I don't believe he wanted them talking at all, and he's lying . That's more his pattern, and he knows he's losing power and control as more go , and talk about what happened.

[lamp_shade]

1. Rachel and Lawrence agree with you...

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1017728685

[duforsure]

2. He does this when he's desperate to make himself look better, when it really is getting bad.

More people are turning on him now.

[malaise]

3. He also does this when he's trying to control the narrative

Poor fool.

[duforsure]

4. Yes, and project the opposite of the truth.

[malaise]

5. Ding ding

He thinks he’s in charge of the situation - NOT!

[agingdem]

6. Trump the all powerful Oz is, in fact,

a delusional exiled old despot wannabe living in a mockumentary surrounded by remora feasting on his entrails and poop...

[malaise]

8. Mockumentary

Love it

[thesquanderer]

9. Anyone have a link to the original article that reported this?

I hadn't heard about it, and it didn't come up in a quick google news search.

But yes, if he said he approved it, it's likely because he couldn't stop it. It's his version of Peewee Herman's "I meant to do that."

[yorkster]

10. It's a nyt article.

I was trying to find authors. Sounded like a Maggie Haberman special, but couldn't get beyond paywall.

[thesquanderer]

12. I did check the NYT homepage, I couldn't find it.

Either I missed it or it's something further buried.

[PatSeg]

11. He is the most obvious person on the planet

Nothing subtle or nuanced about Donald.