If someone uses these two words, Jon Stewart says it almost guarantees they are lying

How do you tell if someone is lying?

Experts say there are many different tells:

• too much eye contact
• coughing
• changes in voice pitch
• stuttering
• awkward pauses
• changes in posture

But what if it was as simple as just using two words – these two words:

Believe Me.

That’s what Jon Stewart suggests, anyway.

Stewart made a surprise appearance on The Late Show to talk about the media’s handling of Donald Trump’s alternative facts, and laid it out like this:

He’s lying on purpose!

You know how I know?

Because he constantly says the phrase ‘believe me’.

Nobody says ‘believe me’ unless they are lying!

It’s hard to argue with that logic, to be fair.

HT: Inc

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