Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , [Lofgren explained that one reason the committee hasn’t sought out an interview with Trump is because, in her mind, he can’t be trusted to tell the truth. A report from January 2021 stated that Trump told roughly 30,000 “mistruths” during his four years in office. “The former president has a voracity problem that is well known,” Lofgren said. “You know, there used to be ‘How many falsehoods does he say in any one sentence?’ So I think there has to be a weighing of how valuable the evidence, or testimony, would actually be.” Lofgren also said that Trump’s litigious history has been a factor in the decision not to attempt to question him. “He is very litigious, and he would tie the committee up in court for as long as he possibly could,” Lofgren said, “and since there are various privileges that a former president can assert, even if they don't hold up in the end, that can take a very long time.”]