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President Obama: Absolutely wrong.
O'Reilly: How do you know that because we still don't know what happened?
Obama: Bill, we do -- that's not what happened. Folks have again had multiple hearings on this. These kinds of things keep on surfacing in part because you and your TV station will promote them. Obama --
O'Reilly: Obama aren't there some unanswered questions?
Obama: Bill, when you look at the stuff, there have been multiple hearings on it. What happened here was that you've got a 501(c)4 law people think is confusing. The folks did not know how to implement because it basically says --
O'Reilly: So you're saying there was no corruption there at all.
Obama: That's not what I'm saying.
O'Reilly: I want to know what you're saying. You're the leader of the country.
Obama: Absolutely.
O'Reilly: You're saying no corruption, none?
Obama: There was some bone-headed decisions.
O'Reilly: Bone-headed decisions. Obama no mass corruption?
Obama: Not even mass corruption. Not even a smidgeon of corruption.
Another half-truth. Who knew?
There's not a smidgeon of evidence because, as we learned the other day, the investigation never crossed the Start Line.
There certainly were a few bone-headed decisions, but those bad decisions have to do with the decision to cover it all up, and the steps taken to sweep the thing under the rug.
Pinocchio noses, in this case, grow in half steps. It's just that there's more than twice as many half-truths than total lies.
It's a modern way of making the nose seem to grow slower. Oops' and clumsy me's are the final Half-Pinocchiae.