Nothing is more harmful to the rule of law, the foundation of our nation, than lies and obstruction of justice.

Giuliani said he was concerned that the president would become a target or that the interview would be a perjury trap, because the "truth is relative." The president's legal team continues to try to set limitations on an interview, including the duration and questions posed, he said.

"They may have a different version of the truth than we do," Giuliani said.

Many of Trump's advisers have expressed concern that he would be accused of committing perjury in an interview.

Giuliani said the legal team did expect questions on Trump's conduct after he took office.

Well if it was someone else saying this about anyone other than Trump, it would be correct.

There are absolute unbiased truths for sure, but in many cases truths, when human being are involved, can be relative to perspective.

But yeah ...in this case, absolute bullshit. Heh