MSNBC’s Katy Tur mocks Giuliani’s ‘truth isn’t truth’ walkback: He can’t overcome the credibility problem Trump has

MSNBC's Katy Tur had trouble holding back the laughter as they discussed Rudy Giuliani's latest attempts to defend Donald Trump from Robert Mueller's investigation, and his subsequent walkback of his "truth isn't truth" line amid renewed attacks on former FBI chief James Comey this weekend.

Speaking to reporter Kristen Welker, Tur asked if the president's legal team 'seriously believe that calling James Comey a leaker is going to be enough to overcome the credibility problem that the president himself has.' She added that the Washington Post has compiled an exhaustive list of the president's misstatements, obfuscations, and outright lies. 'He has over 4,000 false, misleading claims since he has just been president, Tur said in clear disbelief. 'That's like over six and a half or seven and a half times a day.'

Welker responded by listing a series of inaccurate statements by Giuliani about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Jr's awareness of what Russia was offering, saying 'there were a lot of contradictions and things that Rudy Giuliani may be walking back today.'

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