have it that (something)

To claim or maintain that something is the case. Rumor has it that Suzanne is getting the promotion, not George. My sources have it that a big trade is imminent. The tabloids always have it that our relationship is falling apart. An irritating side effect of celebrity, I suppose.

See also: have, that

See also:

draw a veil over
draw a veil over (something)
draw a veil over something
draw a veil over, to
cast a veil over (something)
cast/draw/throw a veil over something
rumor monger
come into conflict
conflict
avenge (oneself) against (someone or something)

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