And, how does one prove you lied? The recorded statement? No. There is, by policy, rarely a recorded statement. Rather, it's just your word vs. the agent's note

And, how does one prove you lied? The recorded statement? No. There is, by policy, rarely a recorded statement. Rather, it's just your word vs. the agent's notes. That's absurd. How do you defend yourself when an FBI agent says you said X if (a) the agent, by policy, did not record your conversation and (b) if you dared surreptitiously record the conversation, it would be a separate crime?