I'm Ben Myselis from the Midas Touch Network, the Maga Republican Congressman-elect George

Santos from New York's third congressional district who was exposed last week for lying about

literally every single aspect of his life has now admitted in a series of interviews that he was,

in fact, lying. However, he calls it merely embellishing. He says, I'm not a criminal and that

this shouldn't be held against him. He says he's not going to resign that people don't care

and shouldn't care that he lied. He claims that people embellish. That's the term he uses

all the time and that he would continue to try to represent New York's third congressional district.

Now, this is deeply personal as well. One, as an American, two, I grew up in that congressional

district, I interned for Congressman Steve Israel, who was the Congressman of the second congressional

district, the district somewhat merged and it became the third congressional district.

Having this despicable fraud trader as a Congressman-elect who literally lied about everything

and now apparently thinks that's perfectly acceptable to lie about every aspect of your life

and say it's merely an embellishment is utterly despicable. So he lied about going to college

at Baruch College. He admits that he lied. In this interview, he says the following. He says,

I never went to college. I'm embarrassed about that, but I never went to Baruch College.

Quote, I didn't graduate from any institution of higher learning. I'm embarrassed and sorry

for having embellished my resume. He goes, I own up to that. We all do stupid things in life. We

don't make up that we went to a college. Baruch College or makeup that we went to college when

we run for Congress. I'm sorry. That's just not something that's normal. He lied about his

jobs. He claimed he worked for Goldman Sachs. He claimed he worked for a city group. He'd worked

for neither. Now what he claims is that he used his words in artfully when he was a consultant. He

did work with city group and Goldman Sachs. He didn't actually work with them. He should have been

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