"Current odds on Trump backtracking in the face of additional evidence against his claims are running at about one billion-to-one against." As in, *never*.

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COMMENTS:
*  I suppose he doesn't remember dodging the draft either.
*  How about we stop reporting on Trump until he says something TRUE ~!~ NOW THAT would be news !!!!!
*  OH MAN... Liberals are going to be so sorry when those tapes show up! They're probably being uploaded to the internet right this minute. Any second now... Those tapes will show up and Liberals will be destroyed. All we have to do is find those tapes. Any time now. It's going to be so great. All we need are those tapes. Here they come... Are they here yet?
   *  ... why don't the Republicans go to Fox News and try to find the tapes remember Fox news is "Fair and Balance"
   *  Hold on ... I think I found something oh nevermind its just Trumps hair in the wind cheering and clapping, false alarm, sorry!!!!
*  Trump does fit the mold. In another remarkably consistent performance, TRUMP proves that. like most republicans, he never met a lie that he couldn't adhere to like glue.
*  There are times that (T)rump isn't lying to us.....he occasionally stops to inhale
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Another Hole in a Trump Story Uncovered
By Rob Garver, November 30, 2015

Either Donald Trump has one of the world’s greatest memories, as he himself has claimed multiple times, or he really doesn’t remember Serge Kovaleski, the New York Times reporter whose disability the Republican presidential frontrunner has been accused of mocking. But it’s becoming increasingly clear that both of those things can’t be true.

Trump came under fire last week when he appeared to imitate Kovaleski at a campaign appearance. Kovaleski had written an article for the Washington Post where he worked years ago that Trump claims supports his story that Muslim Americans in Jersey City celebrated the 9/11 attacks by the thousands.

Kovaleski, in an interview about the piece, said that the information about unspecified people having tailgate-like celebrations after the attacks was unconfirmed. He added that there had never been any suggestion that there were thousands, or even hundreds of people celebrating the attacks.

Trump, as he does, immediately went on the attack, and in the controversial campaign speech, waved his hands in a way that appeared to imitate Kovaleski, who has arthrogryposis, a disease that severely limits the movement of his arms.

Trump immediately fired back, saying that not only would he never mock a disabled person, but adding that he couldn’t possibly have been mocking Kovaleski, because he doesn’t know him.

However, as Kovaleski pointed out, he had covered Trump closely for the New York Daily News in the 1980s, interviewed him personally, and was “on a first-name basis” with the billionaire.

On Monday, Washington Post reporter Greg Sargent contacted former Daily News columnist Andrew Gluck who co-wrote multiple stories about Trump with Kovaleski. Now the CEO of a financial marketing and technology company, Gluck said Trump’s claim not to know Kovaleski was not credible. He recalled sitting in Trump’s office for two hours with Kovaleski during an extended interview, and said his former colleague’s coverage of Trump continued well after that.

“Serge sat at the desk across from me,” Gluck told Sargent. “I remember him being on the phone with Trump….They would talk about the coverage. They would talk about the story.”

Current odds on Trump backtracking in the face of additional evidence against his claims are running at about one billion-to-one against.
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