Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post stating “THE G2 WILL BE CONVENING SHORTLY” was authentically posted by President Donald Trump on October 29-30, 2025, as multiple credible news organizations and real-time media reports confirm. The statement directly referred to his scheduled bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea. The post was […]

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post makes several inaccurate or exaggerated claims regarding the size and modernization of the U.S. nuclear arsenal, the global rankings of nuclear powers, and the immediacy of a policy shift to resume nuclear weapons testing. Authoritative data refute the claim that the United States has more nuclear weapons than any other

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post’s claim that “millions of lives saved” due to President Trump’s actions is highly exaggerated and unsupported by available evidence. Public health trend data demonstrate a real decrease in overdose deaths, but the numbers are nowhere near the millions. Credible sources and expert analysis conclusively find such claims to be

Fact-Check Summary The post “Thank you President DJT” contains no verifiable factual claim or policy statement. It is an expression of personal gratitude or support for Donald Trump, not a statement that can be evaluated for factual accuracy. No misleading or false information is present in the content as written. Belief Alignment Analysis This post

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s claim that South Korea will build nuclear-powered submarines in Philadelphia Shipyards is unsupported by verified agreements or operational reality. South Korea does not yet operate nuclear-powered submarines, and although there have been investments by South Korean companies in US shipyards (notably for US Navy support), there is no evidence of an

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post on the U.S.-South Korea trade deal contains partially accurate and partially exaggerated claims. The $350 billion investment figure is broadly accurate but is not a lump-sum payment for tariff reductions—it’s a combination of incremental investments and shipbuilding financing over many years. The claims about major oil and gas purchases and

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Bill Gates has admitted he was “completely wrong” about climate change and that this marks a victory in a so-called “War on the Climate Change Hoax” is false and misleading. Gates’ recent memo critiques “doomsday” narratives but reaffirms that climate change is real, serious, and requires action. He has not

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post claims Republicans would produce “massive” reductions in energy costs and crime, while Democrats would double/triple energy costs and cause rampant crime. Factual evidence and current data do not support these assertions. In 2025, electricity and utility costs are rising under Republican administration, not declining. Crime is at historic lows

Fact-Check Summary The post attributed to President Donald Trump, stating that he was “very much looking forward to my meeting with President Xi of China. It will take place in a few hours! President DJT,” is factually accurate and authentic. Multiple credible news outlets documented this exact statement on October 29, 2025, confirming its origin

Fact-Check Summary The social media post attributes several major agreements to the U.S.-South Korea summit, including $350 billion in tariff-linked investment, vast oil and gas purchases, $600 billion in investments, approval for nuclear submarine construction, and misstates the South Korean president’s title. The core economic figures and strategic energy commitments are largely accurate and substantiated