Kimmel: Trump’s Presidency Hinges on the Theory of Inverse Validity

RUSH EXCERPT:

KIMMEL: “So it was urgent and basically, the ig gave the president an Fu is what happened. So the inspector specifically says Trump and his supporters are wrong. The whistle-blower had first hand information that is credible and urgent. In a normal situation, that would be that. But in this case, we apply the fundamental theory on which the Trump presidency is based. The theory of inverse validity, which states that things that are true are false. For example, instead of — instead of having to worry about climate change, we can say it isn’t happening. The wh either is fine. Or if the special counsel says he didn’t exonerate you, what do you say?”