Fact-Check Summary The post misquotes Title 18, Chapter 115, Section 2387 of the U.S. Code, with transcription errors like omitting words, substituting “moral” for the correct statutory term “morale,” and blending words together. The actual statute is more detailed and specific about what conduct is criminalized, focusing on incitement to insubordination or distribution of such […]

Fact-Check Summary The post correctly cites Title 18 Chapter 115 Section 2387 and accurately summarizes its main provisions, including criminal penalties for those intending to undermine military loyalty, morale, or discipline. However, the specific quote attributed to Commander Kirk Lippold, USN (Ret.), is unverifiable, and there is no public evidence he made this statement. The

Fact-Check Summary Dr. Marc Siegel’s book, “The Miracles Among Us: How God’s Grace Plays a Role In Healing,” is real, published by HarperCollins on November 18, 2025. Dr. Siegel is accurately described as a prominent medical professional. However, there is no verified evidence that the book is a “Best Seller” as claimed in the post.

Fact-Check Summary Leo Terrell’s Truth Social post stating, “Senator Kelly: You owe President Trump an apology!” is an authentic post verified from archival records. However, the substance of the post is purely a political opinion rather than a verifiable factual claim. The events referenced involve Senator Kelly participating in a video urging military personnel to

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s TruthSocial post about the planned White House ballroom is substantially accurate in its chief claim that the construction is funded entirely by private donations and has not relied on direct taxpayer funding. Historical references supporting the need and desire for a larger event space going back 150 years are corroborated by

Fact-Check Summary The post correctly references the Tennessee 7th Congressional District special election and Matt Van Epps’ status as a Republican candidate. It accurately represents Trump’s endorsement and his prior strong electoral performance in the district. The claim that Democratic opponent Aftyn Behn “hates” country music is based on a real 2020 podcast quote, though

Fact-Check Summary The post contains two main claims: that the 2020 U.S. presidential election was “rigged,” and that the country must urgently expel “BAD PEOPLE.” Extensive evidence, including multiple court cases and peer-reviewed studies, finds no support for widespread electoral fraud in 2020. The language used to describe immigrants or others as “bad people” is

Fact-Check Summary The post claims that Babe Ruth’s baseball swing was superior to his golf swing, yet highlights his fame as “THE BABE.” This is accurate: Ruth was a legendary baseball player whose swing transformed the sport, and while he was an accomplished golfer with a low handicap and impressive drives, his golf skills did

Fact-Check Summary The post attributes several extreme statements to Democratic candidate Aftyn Behn, often claiming they are documented “on tape.” Only one such claim—her 2020 podcast statement expressing a dislike for Nashville and country music—is directly supported by an audio recording. Other accusations, including that she “hates Christianity,” “wants open borders,” will “take away your

Fact-Check Summary The post inaccurately claims that President Biden, Secretary Mayorkas, and Vice President Harris deliberately allowed unrestricted and unvetted entry at the U.S. border. In reality, Harris was not the “Border Czar” — her duties focused on international diplomacy to address migration’s root causes. Border enforcement procedures, including vetting and security screenings, remained in