Fact-Check Summary The statement attributed to President Trump repeats longstanding claims that major networks like ABC and NBC serve as partisan arms of the Democratic Party, calling them “radical left” and alleging their expansion amounts to running an illegal campaign. While it is accurate that Trump has made similar public criticisms and that FCC broadcast […]

Fact-Check Summary The submission “RT @realDonaldTrump” cannot be fact-checked for accuracy because it contains no substantive content, claim, or statement. A standalone retweet notation simply indicates amplification of another account’s post; without the underlying content being retweeted, there is nothing to evaluate for factual accuracy or context. Belief Alignment Analysis This post neither supports nor

Fact-Check Summary The post urges an intense focus on “ELECTION FRAUD” but provides no evidence supporting the claim that widespread fraud exists or poses a significant threat. Empirical research and data from nonpartisan organizations, the Heritage Foundation, bipartisan election officials, and multiple government agencies overwhelmingly show that election fraud in the United States occurs at

Fact-Check Summary The post claims Tina Peters is imprisoned “for attempting to expose voter fraud” in a “rigged 2020 presidential election” and is “dying old.” Factually, Peters is incarcerated in Colorado but not for exposing fraud; she was convicted of serious felonies—including conspiracy, impersonation, and misconduct—related to unauthorized access to voting equipment and facilitating a

Fact-Check Summary The post attributes the Russia-Ukraine war’s occurrence to the Biden administration and alleges the conflict would not have happened under Trump. Key factual errors include the misrepresentation of the conflict’s origins, the false claim that Ukraine showed “zero gratitude” for U.S. aid, and repeated assertions that the 2020 election was “rigged/stolen”—all of which

Fact-Check Summary The claim that “many great legal scholars agree that the Democrat traitors that told the military to disobey my orders as President have committed a crime of serious proportion” is not supported by evidence. The referenced video by six Democratic lawmakers reminded military members of their duty to refuse illegal orders—a stance fully

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post by President Trump accuses six Democratic lawmakers of sedition for stating that military personnel can and must refuse illegal orders. This claim is incorrect and misleading. The lawmakers’ message accurately reflects existing military law: service members are required to obey only lawful orders and must refuse unlawful ones. Legal

Fact-Check Summary The post exaggerates tariff revenues by conflating projected long-term collections with annual reality, overstates diplomatic successes in ending wars, inaccurately characterizes current U.S. inflation, and provides a number for stock market record highs that is directionally correct but unverifiable in detail. The claim of the U.S. being the “richest, strongest, and most respected

Fact-Check Summary The post claims the U.S. government is taking in trillions in tariff revenue, that tariffs have directly stopped five wars, that there is almost no inflation and that Biden oversaw the worst inflation in U.S. history, and that the stock market has hit record highs 48 times in nine months. Actual government data

Fact-Check Summary The claim that BBC has questions to answer over an edited Trump speech, as stated by Members of Parliament (MPs), is entirely accurate. The BBC’s Panorama program edited Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021 speech by splicing together remarks made nearly an hour apart, presenting them as if delivered consecutively. This misleading edit was