Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post accurately describes the core facts: The United Nations Security Council approved a resolution establishing a Board of Peace, to be chaired by Donald Trump, with strong backing from both permanent and non-permanent members. The vote took place on November 17, 2025, passing with 13 affirmative votes and 2 abstentions […]

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post about Scott Jennings’ book, “A Revolution of Common Sense,” is accurate regarding the essential facts: Jennings is the author, the title is correct, he is a CNN commentator, and the release date is November 18, 2025, consistent with the claim of “out tomorrow” relative to the post date. The

Fact-Check Summary The post asserts that numerous challengers are lining up to run against Indiana Senate President Rodric (Rod) Bray and his allies in the 2026 Republican primaries, and that all will be defeated by large margins. Factually, while Trump and aligned groups have threatened and are promoting primary challenges in response to Bray’s refusal

Fact-Check Summary The post inaccurately claims that only Indiana Republican State Senator Rod Bray opposed redistricting to gain more congressional seats; in reality, over a dozen Indiana Republican state senators, not just Bray, publicly opposed the effort. The “RINO” label is a partisan insult reflecting policy disagreement, not a factual assessment of party loyalty or

Fact-Check Summary Trump’s post inaccurately asserts that every other state is pursuing mid-cycle redistricting for Congressional seats, when in fact only a small number of states have done so—nearly all under extraordinary circumstances. Claims that Democrats are “trying to steal our seats everywhere” exaggerate the scale and intent of Democratic redistricting activities, which are limited

Fact-Check Summary The provided content is a fragmented string without a coherent claim to fact-check. While references to “We Are Charlie Kirk,” Crazy Cats Animal Rescue, and the Truth Social platform are real, there is no verifiable assertion or connection between these distinct elements in the post. The ambiguities, misspellings, and unclear acronyms make factual

Fact-Check Summary The post claims the FBI secretly deployed 274 agents to the Capitol crowd before and during the January 6 riot, acting as agitators and insurrectionists, and that former FBI Director Christopher Wray lied to Congress. Official records confirm that approximately 274 plainclothes FBI agents arrived at the Capitol, but after the riot had

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post attributed to Donald Trump mixes well-supported facts with a partially unverified claim. The statements regarding Trump’s record-setting vote totals in Florida and historic Hispanic voter support are backed by official data and independent exit polling. However, the claim that UFC star Jorge Masvidal supported Trump in all three of

Fact-Check Summary The claim asserts President Trump achieved a “very safe border” in his first term, an even “really safe border” now in his second, and that he did not require Congressional action to accomplish this. While it is true that border encounter numbers have reached historic lows in 2025, the statement misleads on two

Fact-Check Summary The claim that the Mar-a-Lago raid was conducted to obtain Crossfire Hurricane documents is misleading. The FBI search was legally justified by the need to recover classified national defense records retained by former President Trump, not Crossfire Hurricane investigation materials. Official documents, the search warrant, and the recovered content show no link to