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Fact-Check Summary The claim that Democratic lawmakers released a video that is “plainly, directly, without question” insurrection and a “general call for rebellion” from the CIA and armed services is factually incorrect. The video instructs service members to follow existing military law by refusing illegal orders, but does not urge violence, rebellion, or the overthrow […]

Fact-Check Summary This TruthSocial post interweaves factual reporting with exaggeration, omission, and politically loaded claims regarding violence in Chicago’s Loop area on November 21-22, 2025. While shootings and casualties are confirmed, victim figures are understated, “riot” characterizations are disputed, law enforcement injuries are partially verified, and officials’ responses are misrepresented. A purported crowd chant about

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post by Trump claims unprecedentedly high poll numbers, economic triumph, dramatic price declines from the “Biden disaster,” and significant success in border control, crime reduction, and foreign relations. However, as of November 2025, comprehensive polling data shows Trump’s approval ratings at historic lows for his second term—contradicting the central claim.

Fact-Check Summary The post falsely claims that Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned primarily because of plummeting poll numbers and Trump’s refusal to return her phone calls. In fact, Greene’s resignation was directly tied to deep policy disagreements, especially over the Epstein files controversy, and her frustration with congressional dysfunction and party politics. Her electoral support has

Fact-Check Summary The post exaggerates Minnesota’s fraud issues, misstates immigration policy, and employs hostile generalizations about Somali residents. While documented fraud cases total hundreds of millions of dollars, not billions, and some involve actors of Somali origin, the assertion that the entire state is a fraudulent “hub” is hyperbolic. The president cannot unilaterally and immediately

Fact-Check Summary The post stating “It was a Great Honor meeting Zohran Mamdani the new Mayor of New York City” is factually grounded: former President Trump did meet with Zohran Mamdani following Mamdani’s successful election as mayor of New York City. The meeting occurred at the White House on November 21, 2025, and Trump described

Fact-Check Summary No specific Truth Social post about “The American Dream” has been provided for direct fact-checking. Instead, this analysis considers the broad range of claims and discourse on Truth Social regarding the American Dream, especially those promoted by Donald Trump and the MAGA movement. Platform narratives emphasize the Dream’s decline and its potential restoration

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s claim on Truth Social that Democratic lawmakers’ statements constitute “seditious behavior punishable by death” is not supported by U.S. law or the actual content of the Democrats’ video. While Trump did make this claim and accurately described the call for troops to refuse illegal orders, the Democrats’ statements are consistent with

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s Truth Social post accuses six Democratic lawmakers of “seditious behavior” and calls them “traitors” for releasing a video urging military personnel to refuse illegal orders. Examination of U.S. law and military doctrine confirms that the lawmakers’ statements align with established legal principles: members of the military have both the right and

Fact-Check Summary The post is a generic statement of political dissatisfaction, claiming unnamed officials “aren’t doing their jobs” and are acting as “rebels.” It contains no identifiable details or evidence that would allow specific factual claims to be verified or disproven. While the broad sentiment aligns with documented public distrust and disapproval of government performance,