Fact-Check Summary The TruthSocial post about Congressman Max Miller largely reflects his political stances and background accurately, but contains critical factual errors. Max Miller is the U.S. Representative for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, not the 1st. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, held multiple roles in the Trump administration, and has consistently prioritized […]

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s Truth Social endorsement of Congressman Brandon Gill contains mostly accurate, evidence-based claims regarding Gill’s congressional leadership, policy priorities, and personal background. It is verified that Gill serves as the Republican Freshman Class President, is actively sponsoring and co-sponsoring legislation reflecting the “America First” agenda—including bills targeting border enforcement, tax relief, Second

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Sean Hannity will be airing live on Fox News at 9PM ET on Saturday, July 19, 2025, is not accurate. According to Fox News’ published broadcast schedule and multiple credible sources, “Hannity” airs live Monday through Thursday nights at 9PM ET, with pre-recorded episodes on Fridays. On Saturdays, the 9PM

Fact-Check Summary Donald Trump’s TruthSocial post correctly describes a significant signing event that took place at 2:30 PM at the White House, specifically the GENIUS Act, a landmark cryptocurrency regulation bill. The legislation was notable for being the first of its kind and was passed with bipartisan support in both chambers of Congress. However, the

Fact-Check Summary The statement attributed to Donald Trump, “I look forward to getting Rupert Murdoch to testify in my lawsuit against him and his pile of garbage newspaper the WSJ That will be an interesting experience,” is accurate and verified. Multiple reputable news outlets, including Politico, ABC News, KSL.com, and Reuters, all confirm that this

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post attributed to Donald Trump celebrates the cancellation of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” insults several late-night hosts, and speculates about further cancellations. Based on verified evidence, CBS has indeed announced the end of Colbert’s show due to financial reasons, not as a result of Colbert being “fired” for

Fact-Check Summary The social media post claims Stephen Colbert was “fired” due to lack of talent and low ratings, suggests Jimmy Kimmel will be fired next, and states that Greg Gutfeld surpasses all late-night hosts including Jimmy Fallon. Factually, it is confirmed that CBS canceled Colbert’s show in 2025, but ratings data shows Colbert still

Fact-Check Summary The social media claim argues that Democrats, while in control of the Department of Justice (DOJ) files during the Biden administration, failed to find or use any “smoking gun” evidence about Donald Trump in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation—implying this proves no such evidence exists. Comprehensive review of the case timeline, institutional roles, and

Fact-Check Summary The social media post criticizes the Federal Reserve (Fed) and its chair, Jerome Powell, for maintaining high interest rates, which are described as making homeownership inaccessible, especially for younger people. The post blames both President Biden for reappointing Powell and the Fed Board for inaction. It further claims inflation is “very low” and

Fact-Check Summary The TruthSocial post claims that the House approved a $9 billion cuts package that includes eliminating public broadcasting funding for NPR and PBS, frames public broadcasting as a source of annual waste in the billions, asserts that this is the culmination of 40 years of Republican efforts, and declares this a major win.