Trump lied about the jobs he "created" in office, backtracked, and even that was off

CNN published an article showing how Donald Trump and Sean Spicer have been lying about the amount of jobs supposedly created by Trump in his first 100 days in office.

First, on April 11, Trump said he had created 600,000 jobs.

Then on April 25, Sean Spicer claimed that Trump had "created" 500,000 jobs, 100,000 less than what Trump claimed.

But CNN did the math and exposed Trump and Spicer for lying about the amount of jobs created.

In reality, only about 317,000 jobs can be said that were created since Trump took office. And that's NOT as a result of Trump, as he didn't enact any policies that actyally created jobs. Up until Trump signs his first budget and his policies passed by Congress, the economy is still running on Barack Obama's economic policies.

Which brings us to an interesting point. I quote from CNN:

A White House spokesman told CNNMoney that Trump is including the January data as well, which is why the White House jobs tally is about 60% higher than CNNMoney's.

So Trump is taking credit for jobs created when Barack Obama was president.

That's how big of a liar Trump is.