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Actor, comedian, and secret legal scholar Patton Oswalt is positive Rick Gates' testimony has Trump dead to rights on 'flat-out perjury' (it doesn't)

Patton Oswalt makes his living as a professional actor and comedian. But did you know he also moonlights as a legal expert? No, really! When he got wind of this bit from former Trump official Rick Gates’ testimony regarding Roger Stone and Wikileaks:

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It didn’t take Oswalt but a second to figure out what was really going on:

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Flat-out perjury, eh? Well, it’s a good try, Patton, but that’s not quite how this works.

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