This is, I think, one of the biggest concerns, Congressman-elect, is that you don't really seem to be taking this seriously.

You've apologized. You said you've made mistakes, but you've outright lie. A lie is not an embellishment on a resume. You said you worked at Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, but they've said, we've got no record of this guy working for us. for us. You've said you've gone to and graduated from these universities, but they've said,

well, we've got no record of that. These are us. You've said you've gone to and graduated from these universities,

but they've said, well, we've got no record of that. These are blatant lies, and it calls into question how your constituents and the American people can believe anything that you may say

when you are standing on the floor of the House of Representatives supposedly fighting for them.

That's the real issue here.

Well, look, and I agree with what you're saying. And as I stated, and I continue, we can debate my resume and how I worked with firms such as Golden and Citigroup all. Is it debatable or is it

false? Is it debatable or is it just false? No, it's not false at all. It's debatable.

Congressman Alex Santos, we've given you a lot of time. I think the time that is owed is to the people of New York's third.

It's hard to imagine how they could possibly trust your explanations when you're not really even willing to admit the

depth of your deception to them. Thank you so much for being here and joining us.

Thank you, Tulsi. Congressman elect George Santos confronted for lying about his resume

by Tulsi Gabbard, we'll have more from that well-deserved but unexpected grilling.

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