New York Rep.-Elect Santos Admits To Lying About Career, College

George Santos, a Republican from Long Island, admitted to fabricating parts of his resume, including his education and work history. Despite these admissions, he plans to serve in Congress. The controversy arose after a New York Times investigation could not verify his claims. Santos acknowledged he never worked directly for Citigroup or Goldman Sachs and did not graduate from college, contrary to his campaign statements.

What was Santos's response to the allegations about his resume?

• He admitted to committing crimes.

• He downplayed the controversy.

• He resigned from his position.

• He provided evidence to support his claims.

What did the New York Times investigation reveal about Santos's background?

• It confirmed his employment history.

• It verified his educational qualifications.

• It found new evidence supporting his claims.

• It could not verify his employment or education history.

Which companies did Santos falsely claim to have worked for?

• Amazon and Facebook

• Apple and Microsoft

• Tesla and SpaceX

• Citigroup and Goldman Sachs

What did Santos admit about his educational background?

• He completed a PhD program.

• He graduated from NYU.

• He never graduated from any college.

• He received a degree from Brew College.

Despite admitting to falsehoods, what does Santos plan to do?

• Pursue further education

• Start a new business

• Withdraw from politics

• Serve in Congress