USA: Trump has been hit by critics who say he lies over everything

Critics say Donald Trump invents stories which are never true

President Donald Trump

Having just designed "thousands" of guardians who beseeched him to bring home the groups of their Korean War veteran kids, President Donald Trump is presently concocting several such repatriations that haven't really happened. 

The arrival of the remaining parts of American administration individuals who were slaughtered in that war has turned into a noteworthy "triumph" Trump likes to assert from his June 12 meeting in Singapore with North Korean despot Kim Jong Un. 

"It was the exact opposite thing I solicited," he told a get-together from Nevada Republicans on Saturday. "I stated, 'Do you mind, would I have the capacity to recover the remaining parts of every one of those extraordinary saints from such a significant number of years prior?' And he stated, 'I will do that.' And you presumably read, they have effectively completed 200 individuals. Which is so incredible." 

On Monday, Trump told a rally group of onlookers in South Carolina: "We're getting the remaining parts of our awesome saints back." 

The main issue: No remaining parts have yet been returned, and it is vague when that may happen. "We have not yet physically gotten them," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, yet said that he is "idealistic" it would happen "not long from now." 

That clarification was not adequate for Iraq War veteran Will Fischer, with the dynamic veterans bunch VoteVets. 

"It's past the pale to lie about stays of fallen administration people as of now being returned, when they, truth be told, haven't been," Fischer said. "Stays like these aren't some prize, where you can make up some huge fish stories. These are troops who kicked the bucket in war, and whose families have had no conclusion. He slighted Gold Star families amid the crusade, and he's doing it now."