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Fact-Check Summary The post attributed to President Trump on December 24, 2025, mixes accurate observations with considerable exaggeration and demonstrably false statements. While it is correct that the stock market reached record highs, 401(k) balances have substantially improved, crime has dropped, and both stricter border policies and transgender athlete restrictions have been enacted, other claims […]

Fact-Check Summary A retired FBI agent, Jonathan Gilliam, did publicly state that Attorney General Pam Bondi has a “slam dunk” conspiracy case against Obama-era federal officials for alleged 2016 election interference. However, multiple previous investigations by the Justice Department, Special Counsel, and Congress found no prosecutable crimes. Legal experts and analysts widely dispute the existence

Fact-Check Summary The claim that John Brennan’s lawyers confirmed he is a target of a Florida grand jury probe and asked a judge to intervene is accurate. Multiple credible news sources report that Brennan’s attorneys, Ken Wainstein and Natasha Harnwell-Davis, sent a letter to Chief Judge Cecilia Altonaga on December 22, 2025, confirming Brennan’s target

Fact-Check Summary Nicki Minaj did publicly praise Donald Trump and JD Vance at Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest in December 2025, signaling a genuine public shift from her earlier criticism of Trump. However, while her remarks received considerable media attention, their impact as a policy “messenger” to urban Americans is significantly overstated. Minaj cannot vote in

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Secretary of State Marco Rubio imposed visa restrictions on five European figures accused of censoring American free speech is factually correct regarding the policy action taken as of December 24, 2025. The five individuals targeted—including a former EU Commissioner, leaders of anti-hate and disinformation research organizations, and nonprofit advocates—were actually

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Democrats’ push for the release of Epstein files “boomeranged” by featuring Bill Clinton prominently is partially true in terms of the factual content—Clinton was indeed depicted in several photographs included in the document release. However, the “boomerang” framing is a subjective, partisan interpretation rather than an objective fact. The bipartisan

Fact-Check Summary The post “MERRY CHRISTMAS” contains a straightforward seasonal greeting. As a statement, it is factually accurate and reflects a long-standing cultural greeting associated with the Christmas holiday. There is no evidence of misinformation, manipulation, or misleading context in the greeting itself, making the claim entirely true. However, as the greeting may appear alongside

Fact-Check Summary The claim that network news and late-night shows are “almost 100% negative” toward Trump and Republicans is exaggerated; studies show negative coverage is high (about 92%), not nearly total. More importantly, the position that broadcast licenses should be terminated based on negative news coverage is entirely unsupported by law. The FCC is prohibited

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately states that CBS, ABC, and NBC have late-night hosts who receive high salaries. Ratings for these shows have declined substantially compared to previous decades, though they remain the top programs in their time slots and retain millions of viewers. The claim of “no talent” is entirely subjective and unverifiable. The

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post makes several sweeping and inaccurate claims about Stephen Colbert’s talent, employment status with CBS, and ratings performance. Objective evidence shows Colbert has received multiple industry awards, remains under contract to host The Late Show through May 2026, and leads all competitors in late-night ratings. The narrative presented in the