I kind of felt like if I should speak the truth I should speak the truth to you.
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It's just beyond refreshing to hear somebody speak the truth.
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I am going to speak the truth no matter what.
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"Speak the truth even if your voice shakes," Khaseen wrote.
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If he won't speak the truth, he's misusing his power.
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Let's speak the truth: this president is a national security threat.
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It has become a crime in Poland to speak the truth.
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We're sorry, but we speak the truth and you know it.
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"I speak the truth and I walk the walk," he said.
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I have to speak the truth, so we can reach the truth.
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I wouldn't speak the truth if I said I was not disillusioned.
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"And when we find that truth, to speak the truth," he added.
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"This is a very dangerous place to speak the truth," he said.
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" Asks Fallon: "Mysterious stranger, how do we know that you speak the truth?
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We can support them, learn from them, and speak the truth about them.
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To choose to find and speak the truth, no matter what it cost.
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We could begin again to forgive, speak the truth and put hate aside.
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If we can no longer stand up and speak the truth, who will?
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" "We all have the right to free speech and to speak the truth.
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I don't know when it became big news to speak the truth, OK?
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" Kirschenheither: "I speak the truth… even if it sounds funny when I say it.
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Speak the truth and then die on that truth if it comes to that.
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"The most basic requirement for a doctor is to speak the truth," he said.
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We need leaders in Washington, D.C., who have the courage to speak the truth.
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It humbles me to speak the truth, consider others compassionately, and demonstrate sacrificial love.
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We won't be able to speak the truth if we're always living in fear.
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"If you want to go to prison, you can speak the truth," he says.
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Notably, she is unafraid to speak the truth, regardless of the setting or audience.
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One's calm and thoughtful, who seems at least to try to speak the truth.
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"It may make people uncomfortable to speak the truth about the history of our country, but we must speak the truth and we must agree that there not only is fact, that is the basis for these truths," Harris told reports on Sunday.
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It's a salvation to speak the truth about yourself, whether it's your gender, sexuality, whatever.
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If one thing is a certainty, it's that kids aren't afraid to speak the truth.
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I wanted to be among people where I could speak the truth and be myself.
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People in positions of influence actually using their platform to speak the truth to power.
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"I do feel this very heavy responsibility to speak the truth," the former staffer said.
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So it's on us to speak the truth, rooted in science fact, not science fiction.
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The refusal to speak the truth explicitly about demographic realities [dooms] the GOP to electoral extinction.
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Thanks to those bold enough to speak the truth even in the face of the oppressors!
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We are here today to speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
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I speak the truth on behalf of the factory worker who lost his or her job.
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The process also included a pledge to God to speak the truth, the Reuters report said.
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One thing we all appreciated about Dan Coats was the he was willing to speak the truth.
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Hearing someone speak the truth both bluntly and casually is a bit like staring into the sun.
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"This is preeminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly," he said.
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He tells supporters that they can trust only him and his loyal mouthpieces to speak the truth.
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You can cover you ears and pretend it's not true, but you know we speak the truth.
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I think with the Russians you have to speak the truth and not try to please them.
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"It's really cool to hear him speak the truth," a younger white woman says over electronic dance music.
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The younger generation knows nothing about it or defends the crackdown and attacks those who speak the truth.
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In facing up to their respective calamities, each man recognized the need to speak the truth -- and plainly.
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Who will speak the truth, is what you're really talking about, in a small circle of top executives?
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" She said the other women who had openly told their stories had "inspired [her] to publicly speak the truth.
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It'll be one more example of the mainstream media and Jews censoring someone just trying to speak the truth.
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" This is to philosopher Bertrand Russell in 1915: "You simply don't speak the truth, you simply are not sincere.
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"At the same time, we must speak the truth: hate crimes are on the rise in America," she added.
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Well, if you don't speak the truth because of fear of losing your job, you shouldn't have that job.
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I speak the truth for all of you, and for everyone in this country who doesn't have a voice.
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And Michael Cohen has said it's time for him to speak the truth and put his family and Country first.
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The woman who's got every reason in the world to despise his guts, she is going to speak the truth.
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While Novak's posing game needs work (hey, we only speak the truth), Kaling has the whole four-pose sequence down.
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In these times, the president and his administration need the intelligence community, and particularly the CIA, to speak the truth.
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"We are obligated to speak the truth as we see it and that is what real friendship demands," Sanders said.
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This resulted in my resolve to only speak the truth, regardless of how difficult that truth might be to communicate.
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And a lot of times, in this day and age, when you speak the truth, people say you're a hater.
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Too often, like in the woeful response to anti-Semitism, the Labour Party has been afraid to speak the truth.
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Wilders called the verdict "madness," and vowed to continue to "speak the truth about the Moroccan problem" in the Netherlands.
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She would have gained respect for daring to speak the truth to her own constituency — and demonstrating leadership — not lost votes.
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For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared speak the truth to the power of those men.
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That today's members of Congress are willing to look at the facts and speak the truth, even when it bucks party dogmas.
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Republicans like me need to have the courage to speak the truth about where we are and what has to be done.
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"Here at the UN we must also speak the truth about Iran as President Trump did so powerfully this morning," he said.
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"What the #MeToo movement has done is created an opening for women to speak the truth — whatever that truth is," she said.
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He uses these kinds of statements to support his narrative that all Democrats are extreme and too P.C. to speak the truth.
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"All the main civil society leaders, all the intellectuals, all those who dare to speak the truth, they are targeted," she said.
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"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the board wrote.
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" But, he continued, "the only way for something like that to move forward is for people to be able to speak the truth.
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"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the Globe said.
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"In an environment where you can't speak the truth, creating art is utterly worthless," he said in an interview before he left Beijing.
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Up next is Brittingham, a mother of four from Guadalajara, Mexico, and self-proclaimed "feisty" female who isn't afraid to speak the truth.
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"I want to be able to speak the truth as loud as I had to speak the lie for so long," Robson said.
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And as activists who are unafraid to speak the truth, we know we have a duty to call out any bigotry wherever it exists.
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"For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dare speak the truth to the power of those men," Oprah said.
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Rap Monster: It is very important to learn the language of that specific country, and you need to speak the truth from your heart.
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"Cowards who despite all their titles, when it became time to speak the truth, they showed they were nothing more than opportunists, ambitious opportunists."
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Why did no one with authority in the agency step in to stop him, or support whistle-blowers who tried to speak the truth?
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I was able to write about it in my journal and from there I was able to speak the truth to my own family.
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That is why Pulley has teamed up with Pacific Legal Foundation to file a federal lawsuit to protect her right to speak the truth.
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"President Trump had the courage to speak the truth that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel," Mr. Reed said in an interview from Jerusalem.
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Some media outlets described Li as a hero "willing to speak the truth" but there were signs that discussion of his death was being censored.
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For many of the people who voted for him in the Republican primary, Trump embodies the courage to speak the truth, political correctness be damned.
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In all of these situations, we as a society need to encourage those involved in these conflicts to speak the truth, regardless of the consequences.
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I speak the truth on behalf of the Veteran who has been denied the medical care they need – and so many are not making it.
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I believe each would have appreciated the willingness of the other to speak the truth as they saw it even when the stand was unpopular.
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Some Chinese media outlets described him as a "hero who was willing to speak the truth" while other commentators posted poems, photos and drawings saluting him.
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Some Chinese media outlets described him as a "hero who was willing to speak the truth" while other commentators posted poems, photos and drawings saluting him.
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"Sometimes when things aren&apost going your way, you&aposve got to find a way to speak the truth, but in a positive tone," Brohm said.
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"This is a good platform to state the truth, and Najib should attend to speak the truth or address the allegations," Mahathir told a news conference.
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"This is the time when you have to be able to show your face and you have to be able to speak the truth," he says.
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This enables us to speak the truth and perform a task without fear of the consequences or results, because it is the right thing to do.
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DATA WATCH Some media also described Li as a hero "willing to speak the truth" but there were signs that discussion of his death was being censored.
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Yet, we have a responsibility to our students and to society to speak the truth about them—to uplift youth's stories in the context of their reality.
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"The greatness of America is dependent on the role of a free press to speak the truth to the powerful," the Boston Globe wrote in its editorial.
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On the hundredth anniversary of the Armenian genocide, she could not bring herself to speak the truth, even after promising to do so during the presidential campaign.
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" He said he hoped that members of Congress, "regardless of party, are willing to look at facts and speak the truth, even when it contradicts party positions.
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Why is it that he's so passionate about taking away your guns, taking away your First Amendment, your right to speak the truth about this great evil?
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We shouldn't have to swallow our sorrow for the comfort of society, so if someone is brave enough to speak the truth of their Aidan, please listen.
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"Doesn't someone have to speak the truth about what we can afford while maintaining a deep level of compassion and empathy for the American people?" he said.
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Add these into your workout routine, or just do them at your desk, and get ready to feel a lot less pain whenever your hips speak the truth.
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I knew they were lies and I had the ability to speak the truth in love, so the people spreading those lies wouldn't feel attacked in a cycle.
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"I'll wait with the peace of those who speak the truth," Jucá told congress on Tuesday, after news of the warrants was leaked to the newspaper O Globo.
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She was told they were spirits, and that she was supposed to speak the truth about her experience and to get her story out to help other people.
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WeWork founder Adam Neumann's loss of control of the company shows what happens when a leader lacks self-awareness and few around him are willing to speak the truth.
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The article's authors claim that this will have a "chilling effect" on IC professionals who will be afraid to speak the truth at the risk of losing their positions.
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One man asked why I don't talk about the good things in the past, and I told him if I don't speak the truth, I'm not telling him history.
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And yet, despite his well-known disregard for facts, the one president uniquely positioned to speak the truth after so many of his predecessors have refused is Donald Trump.
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NYT reporters have the right to express their opinions on Twitter and speak the truth about Trump, and should be applauded for doing so, not pilloried on Fox News.
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For their part, it was refreshing to see the agency heads conjure the courage to speak the truth, regardless of whether their professional assessments ran counter to the President's.
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The straight line is not measured based on your perception or anyone else's perception, and this means I can speak the truth about my abuse without minimization or mitigation.
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We need a federal bill to ensure all Americans, regardless of geography or the type of claim asserted, are protected and empowered to speak the truth, online and off.
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"Let's also speak the truth that men and women are not held to the same standards," Senator and 2020 presidential candidate Kamala Harris, an ally of Hill's, recently told BuzzFeed.
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Because let's speak the truth, there are two groups of people who are raising our children: parents -- often with the help of grandparents and aunties and uncles -- and our teachers.
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" A key strategy for conquering that fear, he went on, is speaking with candor: "This is pre-eminently the time to speak the truth, the whole truth, frankly and boldly.
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" A night of firsts at the Golden Globe "For too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dare speak the truth to the power of those men.
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If he wants to preserve that honor, the greatest service he can do for the country he loves is to speak the truth he knows and resign with his integrity intact.
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But the fact that people like Mr. Hu continue to emerge to speak the truth ensures that repressive regimes will never be able to fool all the people all the time.
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I speak the truth on behalf of the family living near the border that deserves to be safe in their own country but is instead living with no security at all.
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Some have apologised publicly for supposedly hurting students' feelings; one was suspended in 2017 after he claimed that ordinary Chinese believe that government officials only ever speak the truth by accident.
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"I have made the decision to come out in support of my husband not out of obligation, but out of necessity to speak the truth about the person I know," she said.
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" Likewise, Jeffress has said that Islam incites violence and is "inspired by Satan himself," while also arguing that "it is our love for Muslims that demands we speak the truth about Islam.
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" She added: "I have made the decision to come out in support of my husband not out of obligation, but out of necessity to speak the truth about the person I know.
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It's for that reason, Streep concluded, that we need the press: to hold the powerful accountable for their actions, and to speak the truth in the face of bullying for the powerful.
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"I was raised by revolutionary people—my mum and grandparents were heavily involved in the anti-apartheid struggle, so I was taught to fight for justice and speak the truth," he says.
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Obama's failure to forcefully address Russian misconduct not only demonstrates a reluctance to speak the truth but could also undermine the very talks his own diplomatic team is working feverishly to preserve.
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"I want to speak the truth," he told Reuters at the headquarters of the foundation, a dusty two-room ground floor apartment in the industrial town of Mirpur on the outskirts of Dhaka.
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In today's Europe, thundered Mr Orban, "it is forbidden to speak the truth": that immigration brings crime and terrorism and "endangers our way of life, our culture, our customs and our Christian traditions".
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" Last month, five women who form an essential part of Meghan's inner circle spoke with PEOPLE to "stand up against the global bullying we are seeing and speak the truth about our friend.
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"We finally have a chance to speak the truth about our past, and make clear that these hateful acts should never happen again without serious, severe, and swift consequence and accountability," she said.
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" Back in Shantou, Mr. Chan drove up a curving mountain road to a promising cement sign quoting Karl Marx: "For men to clean their sins, they have to speak the truth of their sins.
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Or is it better, as Nick Lowe put it musically, to be "Cruel to Be Kind" — speak the truth and damn the heartache, possibly causing more hurt to someone who doesn't really want advice?
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In many ways, the sexual assault scandal that was 30 years in the making was only a symptom of a much deeper cultural problem — the unwillingness to speak the truth against one's own community.
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"As long as I am able to have the ability to seek the truth, speak the truth, I am on board," he said during the question-and-answer session at the Aspen Security Forum.
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"If all medical workers aren't willing to take a little risk to speak the truth and the media can't report the truth, in the end everyone, including the doctors, will be victims," she wrote.
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Each decision over the past three years made by Trump regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been to support and work toward peace while recognizing reality and not being afraid to speak the truth.
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You can spin this, Ronan, or we can speak the truth... You have the resources, your margins are enormous, you have control of the algorithms, and you don't explain to people how those algorithms work.
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The simple act of telling what felt like a nasty little secret made me realize how powerful and healing it is to speak the truth and expose yourself to others, whether they're friends, strangers, or trolls.
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As a devout Catholic, Caviezel says he feels a calling to spread the word of God through his work, and is drawn to projects that "speak the truth" and aim to make a difference in the world.
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Given that our national security leaders all know and speak the truth about Iran's compliance with the deal, we can only hope they and Congress prevent the president from abandoning it and disastrously undermining our national security.
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With the power to stovepipe alternative points of view and spin the intelligence, rather than facilitate inclusion and top cover, the wrong director could compromise the IC's capacity to securely collect vital intelligence and speak the truth.
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Tim Barrow, political director at the Foreign Office, will take up the post next week following the abrupt departure of Ivan Rogers, who told staff in his resignation letter they should "speak the truth to those in power".
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The lawyer, unlike the lay spokesman, has an ethical responsibility to the public and to himself to speak the truth, and to resist speaking when he isn't confident in the truth of what he's being asked to say.
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And this toxic mixture of not being able to speak the truth about what's happening to you not only disturbs [your] physical health, the consequences in terms of your self-respect that can be devastating across a lifetime.
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But he uses that for such a good end to speak the truth, to point out facts and figures that others don't know or don't take the time to look into, to promote justice in a way that advantages everyone.
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"When I won, it gave the Palestinian people hope that someone will finally speak the truth about the inhumane conditions," Tlaib, who's a member of a group of progressive Democratic women in Congress known as "the Squad," wrote on Twitter.
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"The entire Blue Book operation was a foul-up based on the categorical premise that the incredible things reported could not possibly have any basis in fact," he wrote in the 1970s, when he was finally free to speak the truth.
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It's time for the Trump administration to do what candidate Trump did so well during the campaign: Speak the truth about the deviousness of Qatar's rulers and their support for radical jihadi groups who seek to export terror to Europe and America.
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When good men and women can't speak the truth, when facts are inconvenient, when integrity and character no longer matter, when presidential ego and self-preservation are more important than national security -- then there is nothing left to stop the triumph of evil.
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"I hope you will continue to challenge ill-founded arguments and muddled thinking and that you will never be afraid to speak the truth to those in power," Mr. Rogers wrote, according to copies of the message published in the British media.
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But consider the message he was sending: In the face of the most damning facts brought forward about a president in more than a generation, Mr. Johnson's instinct was to say, in effect, How dare you speak the truth about our dear leader?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI Director James Comey on Monday accused U.S. President Donald Trump of undermining the rule of law in the United States by lying about the FBI, and he urged Republican lawmakers to "stand up and speak the truth" about Trump's behavior.
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Landrieu was undoubtedly invited to give this address because he has earned a reputation as one of the few white elected officials from the South who is willing to speak the truth about the ways in which white supremacy is woven into our social fabric.
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His appeal all along is that he would stop pussyfooting around the issue like other Republicans and speak the truth: If these immigrants are really so bad, such a threat, why not kick all of them out, then consider letting the "good ones" back in?
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"It is truth that is at stake, and I believe that the ability to speak the truth, even when it does not reflect well upon oneself, is a paramount quality we seek in our nation's most powerful judges," Ludington said, according to the Times.
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And it is my fervent hope and the hope of millions that regardless of party, such courage is still possible, that today's members of Congress, regardless of party, are willing to look at the facts and speak the truth even when it contradicts party positions.
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Locken, Redmond, Hollman, Simmons and Kameron Westcott are all back for the new season, while Kary Brittingham — a mother of four from Guadalajara, Mexico, and self-proclaimed "feisty" female who isn't afraid to speak the truth — is joining the group as a new Housewife.
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After maintaining their silence for nearly two years, five women who form an essential part of Meghan's inner circle have spoken with PEOPLE to "stand up against the global bullying we are seeing and speak the truth about our friend," says a longtime friend and former costar.
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Not only did President Trump fail to speak the truth about an adversary; but speaking for America to the world, our president failed to defend all that makes us who we are — a republic of free people dedicated to the cause of liberty at home and abroad.
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"It is truth that is at stake, and I believe that the ability to speak the truth, even when it does not reflect well upon oneself, is a paramount quality we seek in our nation's most powerful judges," Ludington said in a statement, according to the Times.
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Not only did President Trump fail to speak the truth about an adversary; but speaking for America to the world, our president failed to defend all that makes us who we are—a republic of free people dedicated to the cause of liberty at home and abroad.
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"At some point, someone has to stand up and in the face of fear of Fox News, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement but stand up and speak the truth," Comey said.
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" They request that Lane Fox, who has sat on Twitter&aposs board of directors since April 2016, use her voice "to speak out against this new wave of misogyny and to stand up for women when we are being deprived of a platform from which to speak the truth.
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LeeAnne Locken, Brandi Redmond, Stephanie Hollman, Kameron Westcott, and D'Andra Simmons are all back for the new season, while Kary Brittingham — a mother of four from Guadalajara, Mexico and self-proclaimed "feisty" female who isn't afraid to speak the truth — will be joining the group as a new Housewife.
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The image of Senator Amy Klobuchar, who shared her own family pain with alcoholism, gently coaxing the judge with the kind of patience but firmness that a mother of a young child uses to get him to speak the truth, is forever etched in my book of civility.
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But this tragedy should be a reminder to our leaders and everyone else that we must all come together to defend the basic values of tolerance at the heart of the First Amendment, the right to express our views and to speak the truth without having to fear for our lives.
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He claims to speak "the truth" in his songs but early in his career lied to reporters about his name (he denied it was Nelson), his birth date (1958, which he pushed up to 1960) and even his racial heritage (he says he is "mixed" but his father says both parents are black).
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Instead of holding to a "myth of power" of the Jewish American community's attachment to an Israel-right-or-wrong approach, the Democratic Party should be more concerned that this line will cost it support "among people who look for politicians to speak the truth, who have an instinct for authenticity," Zogby warned.
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"I have done my best to speak the truth as I see it, but (young people) ... know that the world is warming, and science is making it perfectly clear, and they know who is responsible - and that's me and my predecessors, and going back even further than that," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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I'm being told from other sources that the "final solution" is coming soon from the globalists, and it's going to be unleashed as an all-out war against Trump, liberty, free speech, natural medicine and every individual who dares stand up and speak the truth against the lying globalists and their fake news minions.
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That kind of approach gives the United States leverage in negotiations or other diplomatic pursuits -- for example as they relate to supporting Vice President Mike Pence's promise to defend Christians in the Middle East or the persecution of other minorities -- because others will know the United States is not afraid to speak the truth.
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"I have tried to suggest that the way to deal with this is to speak the truth, to admit that mistakes were made, to apologize to Canadians for it and find out how it happened and make sure it never happens again," Philpott said in one of her first interviews since being ejected from caucus.
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"Not only did President Trump fail to speak the truth about an adversary; but speaking for America to the world, our president failed to defend all that makes us who we are - a republic of free people dedicated to the cause of liberty at home and abroad," McCain wrote of Trump, a fellow Republican.
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" Mr. Rogers left his post after his assessment of the complexity of leaving the bloc fell out of step with the government's, prompting him to send a resignation letter urging his former colleagues to "challenge ill-founded arguments and muddled thinking, and that you will never be afraid to speak the truth to those in power.
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Michael Jackson's family is not gonna be happy with this -- Aaron Carter says he's finally ready to speak the truth about his experience with MJ. We got Aaron out Thursday at LAX where he seemed to do a 180, saying he's going to reveal his experiences with the late singer ... as for whether it involved abuse, Aaron won't say either way.
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" Dr. Bradley noted that if hospitals respond to challenges by embracing practices modeled in the Guiding Coalitions, like regular meetings that bring together hospital staff members from all levels and disciplines "in a psychologically comfortable and trusting place to speak the truth and to have meaningful conversations," then these relationships and the cultural changes they inspire will "drive the sustainability of your improvements.
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It is not necessary to agree that "How to Write an Autobiographical Novel" is itself a kind of novel in order to appreciate that Chee has written a moving and personal tribute to impermanence, a wise and transgressive meditation on a life lived both because of and in spite of America, a place where, he writes, "you are allowed to speak the truth as long as nothing changes."
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Presidents George W. Bush and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaUK judge denies Assange bid to delay extradition hearing Trump's eye-opening scorecard on border security Why Americans should look at the Middle East through the eyes of its youth MORE, the two previous presidents of the 21st century, should lead the charge to speak the truth about the first principles of the American presidency and the way our interests, values and honor are under attack by the temporary occupant of the Oval Office.
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