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“Iran only had $4 billion in the foreign exchange when they took office. They now have $70 billion. Iran only produced 400,000 barrels of oil a day when they — when Biden took office. They now produce 3 million.”
Washington Post says: His numbers are wrong
“Photo shows President Joe Biden lounging on the beach in October 2023 amid the Israel-Hamas war.”
“President Joe Biden declared a federal emergency and deployed the National Guard in October.”
“Since 1981, the state Senate has only rejected five executive appointments. The GOP today is more than doubling that number.”
“The repeal of Roe v. Wade has exacerbated the state’s OB-GYN shortage as residency programs report a decline in enrollment due to the inability of residents to receive training in-state.”
“Thousands of U.S. troops make their way to Israel” in video.”
“Video shows an “inflatable decoy plane” at the Kabul airport in 2021.”
“Video shows CNN interviewing “actors.”
“Video shows “Egyptians delivering food and water to Gaza” in October 2023.”
“Video shows protesters attacking Israel’s embassy in Bahrain with molotov cocktails.”
“Video shows protesters in Lebanon “storming the border with Palestine in support of Gaza” in October 2023.”
“Video shows Russia attacking Israel in October 2023.”
“Video shows University of Pennsylvania students chanting, “We want Jewish genocide.”
“We didn’t sell any land to the Chinese. But, yes, I recruited a fiberglass company.”
Washington Post says: The state sold land and gave land for free.
“2022 was the biggest tourism year ever in West Virginia”
PolitiFact says: Spending by travelers to West Virginia set a record in 2022. However, tourism-supported jobs fell to a level unseen since 2007, and tax revenue from tourism fell slightly from 2021 levels.
“An Israeli airstrike hit a church in the Gaza Strip”
“Black flag hoisted over a mosque in Iran is a “call to all of Islam for war.”
PolitiFact says: The Imam Reza shrine in Iran hoisted a black flag in mourning after the explosion at a Gaza hospital. It’s not uncommon for the shrine to hoist a black flag in mourning.
“Jim Justice "opposes the Right to Work”
PolitiFact says: Since his initial campaign for governor in 2016, Justice sometimes expressed skepticism about the right-to-work policy. But there is no evidence that Justice definitively opposes it now, and it remains in place.
“Jim Justice “supports banning sporting rifles for law-abiding citizens.”
PolitiFact says: Mooney’s statement cherry picks and exaggerates a comment Justice made in a 2022 briefing. Even then, he did not say he wanted to ban all sporting rifles for all ages.