Jimmy Fallon Quotes

There's a reason why people question the trustworthiness of Hillary Clinton. And that's because they're paying attention.

You show me a politician with his heels ten feet in the air, and by Judas priest, Ill show you an honest politician.

If the American public were accurately polled, I suspect the results would find Bonnie & Clyde, Bill Clinton, Ponzi Scheme scamster Bernie Madoff, and the infamous Wily Coyoteto be believed to be more honest and trustworthy than Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton is a very dishonest person, probably the most dishonest person ever to run for the office of president.

I am sure Mr Heath thinks he is honest but I wish he didn't have to have his friends say it so often.

The public, by and large, trusts its leaders not only to tell the truth, but to get the job done. When they don’t get the job done, they get punished, and when they don’t get the job done and it comes out that they lied, they’re in really serious trouble. This is what happened to [Lyndon] Johnson and it’s what happened to [George W,] Bush. If you’re going to tell a lie, make sure the policy works out.

He [William Clinton] has terrible trouble with the truth. I don’t think Presidents should have trouble with the truth.

This is what's so hard about our current politics: things poll well, but people don't believe that politicians are telling the truth.

According to a new poll, 48 percent of Americans believe that Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy. Then Hillary said, 'Actually I just made that poll up.'

The president is on national TV apologizing for getting oral sex. Why didn't he just stick with his lie? You got to stick with your lie. If you lie, you have to believe that lie whole-heartedly. It has to become the truth for you. But this man, the most powerful man in the world, is on national TV apologizing for receiving oral sex. He's an idiot. There are men sitting in here right now who would gladly accept oral sex on national TV.

It only takes a politician believing in what he says for the others to stop believing him.

I am not a crook.

I covered two presidents, LBJ and Nixon, who could no longer convince, persuade, or govern, once people had decided they had no credibility, but we seem to be more tolerant now of what I think we should not tolerate.

Any man familiar with public life realizes the foul gossip which ripples just under the surface about almost every public man, and especially about every President

Credibility is not a renewable resource in Washington.

Since a politician never believes what he says, he is surprised when others believe him.

Public confidence should govern political appointments.

You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.

Nobody believes an official spokesman. Everybody believes an unnamed source.

It is never good for a politician to have to defend his credibility.

By and large, our leaders don’t lie to us.

It is sometimes difficult to understand the intensity of our public critics. Criticism of our efficiency is one thing, criticism of our responsibility quite another… We are an important arm of government, a legitimate object of public concern …. I find it most painful, however, when public debate lessens our usefulness to the nation by casting doubt on our integrity and objectivity. If we are not believed, we have no purpose.

If you think the Obama White House and Ben Rhodes lying to the American people about Iran - and laughing about it - was bad, just wait until Hillary Clinton's spin doctors get hold of the media.

Every newspaper on earth has called me a liar.

Hillary Clinton is a non-starter and lacks the integrity to lead this nation, but Trump has a long way to go to earn the support of many - me included.