During a podcast appearance on 'Flagrant with Akaash Singh', former President Donald Trump was met with laughter from host Andrew Schulz after declaring himself 'basically a truthful person'. The claim came amid Trump's critique of Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of lying in campaign ads about working at McDonald's, a claim without evidence. Trump opined that falsehoods in political ads should be regulated, but his own track record of false statements undercuts his criticism. Schulz's reaction highlighted the irony of Trump's statement, given his history of numerous false claims. Social media users and commentators found Trump's assertion of truthfulness amusing, reflecting skepticism about his credibility.