Kayleigh McEnany Says This Is Proof She Never Lied In The Briefing Room

Kayleigh McEnany, who served as former President Donald Trump's fourth press secretary and is now a Fox News on-air commentator, recently presented some rather unexpected proof that she never lied in the White House press briefing room (via Insider). 

The details about why she didn't lie while disseminating information for Trump and answering reporter's questions came from her new memoir, "For Such a Time As This: My Faith Journey Through The White House And Beyond."

In her book, McEnany offered what she called proof that she would never lie (via Insider): "Of course, I would never lie. How do you get through Oxford, Harvard, and Georgetown without sourcing? Without truthful, well-sourced, well-researched information? More importantly, as a woman of faith, a Christian, and a new mother, telling the truth was in my nature and central to my family life and faith walk."

Presumably, the former press secretary addressed lying because she often faced accusations of doing so for the former president, despite making a promise not to lie when she took the position in the Trump Administration. "I will never lie to you. You have my word on that," she said at the beginning of her tenure (via Vox). 

However, she went on to tell several verifiable lies as part of the former president's team. For instance, Vox reported that McEnany lied when she insisted in September 2020 that the former president had a health care plan that would come out in two weeks. Such a plan never materialized.