He said he stood by his claim that the trust had misled the PAC over the events in the past.
Their trusted underlings misled them with fanciful information on advanced Iraqi weapons programs that they credulously believed because it fit what they wanted to hear.
"Investors in the trusts were misled by Bank of New York Mellon into believing that Bank of New York Mellon would review the loan files for the mortgages securing their investment, and that any deficiencies would be cured," the lawsuit said.
Some critics have accused The Sunday Times of betraying the public trust and misleading its four million readers.
Ekkehard Wenger, a shareholder activist, also threatened Daimler's supervisory board with a charge of breach of trust for misleading shareholders when extending Mr Schrempp's contract until 2008 on April 7th.
For our first duty is to the people we represent, who feel they were misled, whose trust was betrayed, who have been placed in harm's way by the irresponsible actions of this prime minister.
"It can be devastating, an adult can look back on childhood and feel misled by trusted parents, adults can have mental health issues, just like any other abuse would.
The Spectator, however, implied the Trussell trust was deliberately misleading the public: Playing fast and loose between the numbers of people using food banks, and the numbers of vouchers being handed out.
The issue was whether redundancy payments made to very senior executives at the corporation had been properly communicated to the trust and whether Thompson had misled both the governing body and parliament.
Spicer added that the White House believes Flynn did nothing legally wrong but Trump had lost trust in him because he misled Vice President Mike Pence.
William King, the lawyer who filed the complaint, said that his client "was basically misled by the bankers he trusted".
