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“Video shows TV personalities promoting a diabetes cure.”
“Videos show singer Kelly Clarkson promoting diet products.”
“I never said that ‘no vaccine is safe and effective.’”
FactCheck.org says: In a “PBS NewsHour” interview, presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeatedly denied previously saying that “no vaccine” is safe and effective. But Kennedy said exactly that on the Lex Fridman podcast.
“NASA admits space and planets are fake.”
“New York Attorney General Letitia James said President Joe Biden “is an embarrassment to all that we stand for.”
“Photos are evidence actor Courteney Cox uses adrenochrome from kidnapped children.”
“Protesters in Kerala India accidentally brought the Italian flag instead of the Palestine flag to pro-Hamas protest.”
“Video shows California Gov. Gavin Newsom falling down airplane stairs.”
“Video shows Hoda Kotb interviewing Kelly Clarkson about “her weight loss journey.”
“Video shows “Israel Zionist blowing up people in hospitals” in 2023.”
“Video shows late night host Jimmy Fallon interviewing singer Kelly Clarkson about a weight loss product.”
“Video shows someone impersonating President Joe Biden visiting Israel in October 2023.”
“Bill Gates wrote a 2011 article titled “Depopulation Through Forced Vaccination.”
“DeSantis deployed troops to the southern border to stop the invasion.”
PolitiFact says: DeSantis twice sent Florida National Guard service members to the southern border during Biden’s presidency. But it’s unclear how those deployments have affected illegal immigration mitigation.
“El juez Arthur Engoron dijo: No estoy aquí para escuchar lo que (el presidente Trump) tiene que decir”.”
“Este video muestra un atentado simulado por los palestinos para acusar a Israel de atacarles en el marco del conflicto entre Hamas y el gobierno israelí.”
“Every President we ever had in the United States of America was a draconian reptilian.”
PolitiFact says: Claims that politicians are reptilian are part of an unfounded and long-standing conspiracy theory.
“Ohio’s Issue 1 “allows for abortion after viability for…financial reasons.”
PolitiFact says: Issue 1 would codify abortion access in the state’s constitution, allowing for abortion bans after a fetus is viable, but require exceptions for the mother’s life and health. "Financial reasons" are not included.
“Only in Washington can you cut funding, add a pay-for to a new spending measure, and they say it's terrible for the deficit.”
PolitiFact says: The Congressional Budget Office’s long-standing practice has been to classify cuts to the IRS’ enforcement budget — which decrease collections — as reducing tax revenue. Businesses use the same logic.