[conservative98]

Do people move their feet when they lie?

In a series of tests confirmed by Dr. Paul Eckman—as well as practiced in the training from the Center for Body Language (Belgium)—people who lie are more likely to increase their foot movements—irrespective of gender. Feb 19, 2019

[dadfly]

pontius pence a liar? come on!

[M_Continuum]

Maybe it’s a secret message, Morse code 😜

[bimboeruption]

According to Body Language Central, someone might tap their foot if they are: nervous, lying, excited or attracted.

In Judas Pence’s case, I’m going with lying.

[redangus]

It seems convenient that Mr. Pence just happened to find some classified documents at his home as Mr. Biden was starting to swirl faster down the old porcelain facility. I don’t suppose he was doing anyone a favor.

[SeekAndFind]

[Songcraft]

Clicking on your link, it looks like they deep-sixed that video, so I'll post another one here of Pence doing some guilty tap-dancing.


     


(Or is that Zelensky?)

[Secret Agent Man]

Might be an indicator.

Anyone asked important, consequential questions can feel nervous just because of knowing the implications of the questions.

Innocent people can get just as nervous because of knowing the ramifications of the questions. Especially if its authorities asking in the line of criminal investigations.

And law enforcement, of course, totally knows this.

[AnthonySoprano]

[ransomnote]

https://twitter.com/gregkellyusa/status/1618322945130246148

  

[Ann Archy]

Greg, he’s shaking his head UP and DOWN while saying no. THAT’S a TELL!

[mewzilla]

That fly tried to tell us...

[KobraKai]

I’m bouncing my leg just sitting here reading, I do it all the time, doesn’t mean anything.

[Carl Vehse]

"Watch Mike Pence's FOOT. He's tapping and Fidgeting All Over The Place when he's asked about Classified Stuff"

Not only that, his lips are moving.