This President had us rolling about Pocahontas, Elizabeth Warren should come clean about her heritage and she should also come clean about what&aposs going on down there at the border.
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Kelly Ripa has come clean about the drama at Live!
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She also called on Smollett to come clean about his account.
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Yet even now you cannot come clean about what actually occurred.
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Don Jr. wanted to come clean about the Trump Tower meeting.
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You might finally have to come clean about the costs of Brexit.
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I've already come clean about my newfound obsession with shopping on Instagram.
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I suspect so, and the author should have come clean about this.
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"So guys...we need to come clean about something," the caption said.
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No. They'll come clean about their issues because they're usually self-aware.
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She's come clean about getting lip injections and her fondness for padded Spanx.
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It's high time that the scientific community come clean about longstanding climate shenanigans.
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This guidance served notice that industry needs to come clean about climate risks.
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It was an inauspicious time for Allen to come clean about his sins.
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Since, Affleck has come clean about his personal life, including his infamous tattoo.
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Maybe he&aposs trying to come clean about what he did in the past.
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However, he also said Apple needs to "come clean" about its practices in China.
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Why won't Spencer just convince her mom to come clean about her cancer prognosis?
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"I really decided to come clean about my background because of transparency," she said.
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Now might be the time to come clean about your concealed cash and spending habits.
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In Yahoo's case, it took years to fully come clean about the extent of the breach.
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"The Chinese government should fully come clean about the truth of the death penalty in China."
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I went home to Harry, feeling awful but knowing I had to come clean about it.
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Despite his guilty plea, Chris has never come clean about his crimes — and he may never.
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"We've all had to come clean about who we are and how we are," Saran said.
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This isn't the first time the businesswoman has come clean about her distaste for Khloé Kardashian's style.
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"It's a soul-searching process in which you're being asked to come clean about everything," she said.
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Leslie Jones has come clean about how Scientology helped her achieve her current level of fame and success.
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The leak is likely to force him to come clean about the details earlier than he had planned.
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Guadagnino was later filmed calling Shyann to come clean about his inappropriate actions — and she was not happy.
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She has led the way, but all the candidates need to come clean about their health care proposals.
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Movie industry cheats have been given until the end of the year to come clean about any misdeeds.
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In Congress, lawmakers on Friday urged Wells Fargo to come clean about the scope of the phony-accounts scandal.
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The interview was for Women's Health's "Confessions" issue, so it makes sense that she'd come clean about this habit.
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Turns out she had started messing around with a mutual friend and was too ashamed to come clean about it.
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And that, of course, doesn't take into account the many people who'd never come clean about their predilection for piss.
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When her teacher pushed her to apply for college, she had to come clean about being in the country illegally.
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This shows, Wallace said on NBC's Today, that "the Clintons can't come clean about anything, including cold and flu season."
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," she added.
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His lawyers have been foreshadowing that cooperation for weeks, suggesting their client wants to come clean about what he knows.
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But as one of the world's most valuable and powerful companies, it should also come clean about the president's falsehoods.
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Look, I have to come clean about something: I didn't realize it was National Bird Day until way too late today.
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"Boris Johnson must come clean about who has paid for his luxury trip," Jon Trickett, Labour's Shadow Cabinet Office Minister, said.
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"It's time for Hillary Clinton to come clean about the Clinton Foundation," Pence said at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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"I couldn't keep deceiving the people I love most," says Liza, aching to come clean about her deception, whatever the cost.
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If people could just come clean about their pain, the being at a loss when just being white is not working.
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She does come clean about her hair though, and the fact that she doesn't have real hair because she has health challenges.
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As a condition of receipt of funds, states must be willing to come clean about the number of rape kits awaiting processing.
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It must also come clean about the full extent of the problems it faces, and then demand no less from other countries.
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He needs to come clean about why he suspended it and why he wasn't upfront about the suspension in the first place.
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ET: To salvage the FBI&aposs reputation, does Director Christopher Wray need to come clean about the origins of the Russia investigation?
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They have a heart-to-heart, enjoy the movie together, and then invite their parents to Pop's to come clean about the affair.
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She tells him what happens with the shooting and how she's afraid, asking him to come clean about everything that happened last season.
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I was terrified of any negative judgment and being rubber-stamped as another junkie statistic, as I'd never come clean about this before.
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The government must continue to come clean about these plans so that firms are truly in the know when making their own preparations.
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The Democratic Party 2020 candidate issued a statement late Friday demanding the president come clean about the July 25 call with Vladimir Zelensky.
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Trump has dubious ties to a foreign state and is unwilling to come clean about conflicts of interest concerning his vast business empire.
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After Elizabeth and Philip securely hide the virus, Elizabeth asks what was up with Stan, forcing Philip to come clean about attending EST meetings.
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And when Veronica tries to come clean about her family, Archie seems to decide that he doesn't need to know the Lodge family dirt.
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When he tries to encourage her to come clean about stabbing Villanelle, Eve informs him she'll be re-assigning him to a new project.
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Kim joined Ellen DeGeneres on Ellen to come clean about Thompson, who was seen with other women just days before her sister's due date.
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Ahead, fragrance-industry insiders come clean about the secrets to smelling your best — now, you'll be the one turning heads with your scent trail.
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But in the past few days, it has been reported that the Pentagon is likely to come clean about its skin in the game.
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I also have to come clean about this: I know nothing about Ciara's music career, what she sings, how she sings, none of it.
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Durbin is giving Nielsen the chance to come clean about what she knew -- knowing she won't, possibly because she wants to keep her job.
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Chuck's stunt echoes back to Alexander Hamilton's decision to come clean about his affair before his opponents did (see: "The Reynolds Pamphlet" song in Hamilton).
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Since 1991, the U.N. Security Council (UNSC) had passed 17 resolutions, with the force of law, demanding that Saddam come clean about his WMD programs.
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After 12 years of hiding behind thick layers of makeup, former model Breanne Rice decided to come clean about the vitiligo that covers her face.
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Late-night spoofs aside, some political commentators say Trump's publicist charade – and his failure to come clean about it last week – is cause for concern.
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Madeline seems to have the perfect marriage and perfect life, but she weighs whether to burn it all down and come clean about an affair.
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Valentine's Day is perfect time to tell your partner how much they mean to you — and come clean about a secret you may be keeping.
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Andy Cohen was partially successful at getting Hathaway to come clean about her rumored smoking habit while playing "Plead the Fifth" on Watch What Happens Live.
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Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Oregon) pressed the Secretary to come clean about whether federal discrimination laws would apply to private schools that discriminate against LGBTQ students.
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After she learns that Ziggy's known about his real dad for months, Jane feels guilty, but uses the opportunity to come clean about the real story.
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Later, he encounters Wiley, out on parole before being returned to prison for a parole violation, and rebuffs his pleas to come clean about the case.
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Kai's increasing paranoia leads him to a bunch of different conclusions about why Speed Wagon is missing, but Ally had information she wanted to come clean about.
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Ricketts has said multiple times over the years he wants Sosa to come clean about his alleged PED use before the Cubs will officially welcome him back.
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Another experiment revealed that people are more willing to come clean about their engagement in illicit or questionable behavior when they believe others have done so, too.
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Many people point to 2013, the year that then-treasurer Joe Hockey challenged Holden to "come clean" about its manufacturing plans in a speech in Federal Parliament.
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The President could take a victory lap and claim that only under his administration has the government finally come clean about everything it knows regarding the JFK assassination.
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"Gun manufacturers must come clean about the dangers posed by their business and the risks it represents for even their own shareholders," Ms. James said in a statement.
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In the last moments of the episode, the Monterey Five walked into the town's police station together, presumably to come clean about their role in Perry's (Alexander Skarsgard) death.
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FINRA, the self-regulatory organization that oversees broker-dealers and their advisors, recently kicked off an initiative, encouraging firms to come clean about advisors inappropriate 529 share class recommendations.
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Kim is still dealing with the trauma of being robbed at gunpoint last year, and the father of Kourtney's kids, Scott Disick, has come clean about his sex addiction.
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Smith argued that the White House lied about a meeting between the president's son and a Russian lawyer, and that the administration is refusing to come clean about it.
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Agencies are asking ad-tech firms to come clean about their practicesAlong with cutting back on ad-tech companies, agencies also are scrutinizing ad-tech companies' data collection practices.
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Having to come clean about its cars' true emissions will make it harder to meet ever-stricter curbs being imposed in many countries (though pliant European officials recently eased theirs).
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But the President-elect shows up to her home, and with a platoon of guards in tow, tries to persuade her former advisor to come clean about the Berlin breach.
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Iran lied about Project Amad, he said, when one of the conditions of the nuclear deal was that Iran had to "come clean" about its activities related to nuclear arms.
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"The Bachelor" desperately wants to continue taping its 'After the Final Rose' show in front of a live studio audience, but hardcore fans first gotta come clean about the coronavirus.
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In 2007, Zabel admitted to using the banned substance erythropoietin (EPO) at the 1996 Tour de France, becoming one of the biggest names in cycling to come clean about doping.
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Chewing gum and "foul language" were supposedly banned; I can now come clean about dropping obscenity bombs in a rebellious preadolescent fervor and sneaking in Bubble Yum on multiple occasions.
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This $16,000 robot uses artificial intelligence to sort and fold laundrySteelSeries' new Rival 600 gaming mouse tracks your movements in mid-airIntel needs to come clean about Meltdown and Spectre
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"The NYPD must come clean about what models of Stingrays it owns and how it acquires them," NYCLU Senior Staff Attorney Mariko Hirose said in a press statement emailed to Motherboard.
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A US Senator is worried about the data breach suffered by an American toymaker that sells Internet of Things teddy bears, and wants the company to come clean about the incident.
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If Kavanaugh had come clean about his mistakes in the past, it would have changed their view of him if not as a Supreme Court nominee at least as a person.
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Pressed by the central bank in September to come clean about their debt woes, India's banks are reporting billions of dollars' worth of loans that most likely will not be repaid.
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The social media-savvy candidate decides to come clean about his relationship with Pollyhop by posting a live webcast featuring his wife and their two cute kids from his Albany house.
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Under the commission's new approach, companies that come clean about misconduct, cooperate fully with the agency as it investigates and fix their internal problems potentially stand to save millions of dollars.
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And maybe he fears what could happen to both his government and to the economy in Mexico were he to come clean about the potential consequences to Mexico of this pandemic.
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Mr. Shakir said Mr. Wray would also have to "come clean about his role" in legal justifications for the use of torture during the Bush administration after the 9/11 attacks.
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Instead, like several predecessors, he has set up a tax-amnesty scheme, allowing taxpayers who come clean about past underpayment to pay their arrears in instalments in order to boost revenue.
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When Maggie makes her fairly new sister promise not to lie to her again after the Alex debacle, it would have been a good time for Meredith to come clean about Riggs.
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Though he pleaded guilty earlier this month in an agreement to avoid the death penalty, instead receiving a life sentence, he has never come clean about his crimes — and he may never.
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Plus, the documents filed Thursday quote extensively from emails that are almost certainly in the special counsel's possession, which corroborates the belief that Mr. Cohen has come clean about his Russia dealings.
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Though Russia was under tremendous pressure to come clean about the doping program, these computer files, it turned out, had also been tampered with, the World Anti-Doping Agency said in November.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum earlier this month to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty between Moscow and Washington.
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Putin's malevolence and the Trump administration's repeated failure to come clean about their interactions with Russian officials -- including this one -- raise legitimate questions about where this most critical of bilateral relationships is heading.
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Yet, even now, you cannot come clean about what actually occurred... I believe you should receive the maximum penalty because I believe that you have lost the privilege to live in our society.
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A day after a Daily Beast story revealed that he had donated money to an organization supporting Donald Trump's President run, Oculus founder (and Facebook employee) Palmer Luckey has come clean about his activities.
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The NYPD has never acknowledged using Stingrays, although departments in Baltimore and Chicago have already come clean about using the device, and many have speculated that Stingrays might be in use in the city.
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He describes his fire station as a "macho environment" where "a gay guy couldn't admit that he was gay," and where he fears repercussions if he were to come clean about his night job.
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Earlier this month, the United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of an arms control treaty that keeps certain missiles out of Europe.
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Now more than ever, Mr. Pruitt should come clean about his spending of taxpayer dollars on all manner of extravagances, and our colleagues on both sides of the aisle should demand he do so.
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However, he isn't just using this trip to promote a movie — he's also using it to come clean about his battle with alcohol addiction and the way it affected his marriage to Jennifer Garner.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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LONDON — One of the women who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex crimes has issued a startlingly clear appeal to Prince Andrew of Britain to "come clean" about his relationship with the disgraced financier.
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"Senator Pat Toomey now has the distinction of being the only Senate candidate in the entire United States of America to refuse to come clean about whether or not he supports Donald Trump," she said.
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When reports surfaced last week that Nils Sjoberg didn't really exist, Calvin Harris took to Twitter to come clean about what happened behind the scenes — but not without throwing some shade on his former paramour.
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And maybe that's why I've never been able to come clean about the night I spent with someone who was simply known as one of the greatest who ever played the game and nothing more.
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"It's critical that the Met and other forces come clean about how they've used hacking tools in the past if they want to gain public acceptance for their deployment now," King, the surveillance lecturer, said.
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A trio of scholars have come clean about a year-long effort to publish fabricated papers related to identity politics, a project trumpeted by many as an indictment of political correctness in gender studies and related fields.
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It wasn't until the school Twitter account also fell for the viral video — the MSU account tweeted that the other faculty members "care about" him — that he and his students decided to come clean about the assignment.
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"For 10 years the government of Iran has been allowed to dodge and weave every time it was asked to come clean about what happened to Bob and send him home," the statement, released March 9, reads.
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WE DEMANDED A SETTLEMENT ON BEHALF OF OUR CLIENT, AND WE DEMANDED THAT NIKE COME CLEAN ABOUT THIS, IN CONNECTION WITH AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION THAT NIKE WAS GOING TO HAVE TO INCUR OR UNDERGO IN ANY EVENT.
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But before the viewers had time to celebrate — in the last moments of the episode — the Monterey Five walked into the town's police station together, presumably to come clean about their role in Perry's (Alexander Skarsgård) death.
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While she has finally opened up and told him a decent amount about her work — Alistair Peele's death, her lingering grief about Bill — she's still not ready to come clean about her connection to a certain Russian assassin.
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And if and when ad giants are forced to come clean — about how they profile people; where data and value flows; and what their ads actually deliver — you have to wonder what if anything will be left unblemished.
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In addition, approximately half of the expats in the survey were unfamiliar with the IRS's streamlined filing procedures, a process that allows American taxpayers to come clean about their failure to report their foreign accounts and pay taxes.
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In 2012, after the mother of a 17-year-old who had died in the crackdown asked Mr. Yuan to "come clean" about the government's armed suppression of protests, he said he did not know much about it.
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The IMF argues that, for one thing, banks need to come clean about their true bad-loan levels (officially, less than 2% of loans are non-performing; the IMF estimates that about 15% of corporate loans are at risk).
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Many of the biggest ad platforms, like Google, Twitter and Facebook, are starting to come clean about the types of ad abuse on their platforms and what they can do to better prevent dangerous ad practices in the future.
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Not only did James P. Hoffa confirm that his father would have driven off with Frank, but his sister, Hoffa&aposs daughter, Barbara Crancer, wrote Frank a poignant letter begging him to come clean about their father&aposs fate.
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Along with interviews among Clinton-world confidants at the time, Hillary spoke about how hard it was to even talk to her husband when he had to come clean about his affair with then-White House Intern Monica Lewinsky.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission this week said investment advisory firms will get a pass on fines if they come clean about failing to disclose conflicts of interest when they bought high-fee shares of mutual funds for clients.
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After having a crisis of conscious at the Smithsonian to the tune of the Stevie Wonder's very apropos "Yester-Me, Yester-You, Yesterday," Liv realizes she has to come clean about every dark deed and tells the Grants as much.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a arms control treaty that keeps missiles out of Europe, saying only Moscow could save the pact.
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What seems to irk these pragmatists is not strictly that promises like Medicare for All are, in their minds, impossible to enact, but that they are popular enough to force these pragmatists to come clean about why they oppose them.
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The multiyear ban, which would have implications for Russian sports far beyond the Olympic Games, fulfilled a prediction made by RUSADA's current chief, Yuri Ganus, who for weeks had called on Russian authorities to come clean about manipulations in the data.
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When Facebook sent CEO Mark Zuckerberg to answer questions before Congress earlier this month, he looked thoughtful and polite, but the questions weren't tough enough to give anyone a sense that Facebook has officially come clean about all of its data-collection practices.
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Smith on "Shepard Smith Reporting" urged the Trump administration to "come clean" about all of their ties to Russia, pointing out the repeated "lies" that members of the Trump team have told about who was at the meeting and what they discussed.
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The show kind of backs up why Maggie, personally, wouldn't want to come clean about dating someone under her (all puns intended), but it's such a norm at the hospital of sex and despair that it's hard to see it as an issue.
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But at the end of the show, Rogan asked Sanders if the US government would Come Clean about aliens if elected president: Sanders hasn't been particularly outspoken about aliens or UFOs, but it's a topic Rogan talks about with his guests regularly.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of the 1987 nuclear arms control treaty, saying it would be forced to start a six-month process of withdrawal if nothing changes.
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The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a 1987 nuclear arms control treaty, saying it would be forced to start a six-month process of withdrawal if nothing changed.
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Herbert Kalmbach, Richard Nixon's personal lawyer and one of the first people to come clean about Watergate, "received a prison sentence on June 17, 1974, exactly two years after the Watergate break-in, for funneling hush money to Watergate defendants," Time Magazine's Olivia Waxman notes.
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Despite being known for remaking her image each album cycle, Madonna's most indelible work has been about self-interrogation, whether that be around her Catholic faith, her abusive marriage to Sean Penn, or her willingness to come clean about life as a stroller-wielding, Downward-Dogging mommy.
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With Hillary Clinton's recent health flap, the usual pundits have begun diving before cameras to traffic in one of the most seductive — and baseless — canards in the damage control canon: That if only Clinton had come clean about her health this controversy could have been averted.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the strongest proponents of the Democrats on financial regulation demanded on Thursday that big brokerages come clean about whether they would support delaying a new rule by the U.S. Department of Labor if President-elect Donald Trump's administration makes a move to do so.
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And I think that the public's understanding of where CNN stands on these issues is driving a lot of their reluctance to come clean about the fact that they're running with anti-Trump sources that they know to be untrustworthy or should know to be less than credible.
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The White House is itching to make Hunter Biden squirm on the stand, to force Adam Schiff to come clean about his interactions with the whistleblower and to make Joe Biden explain why he allowed his son to team up with Burisma, an allegedly corrupt company in a definitely corrupt country.
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More than 14 years after he and an accomplice clambered onto the roof of the Van Gogh Museum here, broke a window with a sledgehammer and lifted the canvases off the wall, Mr. Durham has finally come clean about his involvement in one of the most infamous postwar art heists.
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It looks like she'll have to come clean about her "sordid past," and if she's looking for any pointers on that score, she might check in with her sis, who had to run the same gantlet years back with Matthew (and who is meanwhile, with agonizing slowness, piecing together the Marigold puzzle).
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The three most consequential platforms in the 2016 election are taking a similar approach to their appearances in front of congressional investigators over the next two days: They'll come clean about the millions of users who were exposed to Russian-bought ads and other content on their platforms before and after election day.
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Suspecting that deep secrets are hidden there — in the form of captured aliens (dead or alive), crashed extraterrestrial spaceships and futuristic weaponry — U.F.O. die-hards have long pushed the government to come clean about the facility, which was established in 1955 as an annex of the Atomic Energy Commission's Nevada Test Site.
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Ahlers began to worry he might be fired when the Catholic school found out, so, rather than come clean about improperly handling his own firearm while working at a college campus, he decided to pin the blame on someone else: a black man with a "short afro" who had shot him and fled.
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In the same way that Georgetown University and schools such as Brown, Yale, Harvard, the University of Virginia and the College of William and Mary have come clean about the role of enslaved people in their founding, other schools should open their records and confirm their involvement in the domestic cadaver trade.
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The Trump administration's refusal to come clean about the nature of its ties with Russia, its continual lying about the extent of those contacts, and the ongoing FBI and congressional investigations all mean that anyone caught up in the swirling Russia scandals will have a hard time doing their job as normal.
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," United Nations Ambassador Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said Wednesday.
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Tonight, we will demand answers from all of the people directly involved and that means it&aposs time for Hillary Clinton and, yes, President Obama to come clean about colluding with the Russians and explain why in anybody&aposs vast thinking they could ever give Vladimir Putin 20 percent of America&aposs uranium supply.
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NATO-RUSSIA-POMPEO/ U.S. gives Russia 60 days to comply with nuclear treaty BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United States delivered Russia a 60-day ultimatum on Tuesday to come clean about what Washington says is a violation of a arms control treaty that keeps missiles out of Europe, saying only Moscow could save the pact.
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Get past that, and the show has a wonderfully appealing lead in Tess Romero as the young Elena, who begins keeping the diary at age 12 -- which is when we meet her -- as her widowed mom ("Orange is the New Black's" Selenis Leyva) is forced to come clean about having a new boyfriend (Michael Weaver).
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"Russia must fully cooperate with the U.K.'s investigation and come clean about its own chemical weapons program," U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said last week.
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North Korea has yet to get rid of its nukes, China to cement a new trade deal, Iran to forswear terrorism, Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro to step down, US troops to depart Afghanistan, the Taliban to sue for peace, Saudi Arabia to come clean about journalist Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder, and the Middle East to catch even a whiff of a peace plan.
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On Friday the second to last day of play, Mateo Rey, one of the Squids who had been part of the game the longest, appeared in their GroupMe chat: "So I should probably come clean about something," he said, before changing his name to "Adrian 2"—the name of one of the design team shills—indicating that Mateo was not, in fact, a real person.
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N.) Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE on Wednesday accused Russia of flagrantly and aggressively using a nerve agent to poison a former Russian spy in the United Kingdom, and called on Moscow to "come clean" about its chemical weapons program.
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