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“Princess Diana, actor Heath Ledger and musician John Lennon were “killed for exposing the truth.”
“The USDA wants anyone with a garden to register with its People's Garden database, “so everyone knows where the people who grow their own food are.”
FactCheck.org says: A U.S. Department of Agriculture program that promotes the growth of community gardens in areas with little access to fresh food encourages community groups to register with the USDA.
“Three minutes ago Trump cries after losing everything after new evidence exposed.”
“Video shows a Federal Emergency Management Agency “concentration camp” in Hawaii.”
“Video shows all highways closed in Berlin “right now.”
“Video shows Elon Musk promising $45,000 in Canadian currency for participating Canadian citizens.”
“Video shows “everyone will be wiped out in 21 days.”
“A few years back,” Mitchell Stadium in Bluefield, W.Va., “was voted the best high school football field in America.”
PolitiFact says: The stadium was voted No. 1 in the nation in a 2019 USA Today poll.
“As president, I will "reduce the federal employee headcount by 75%.”
PolitiFact says: Experts say cuts of the sort he envisions would need congressional approval and could not be accomplished by presidential action alone.
“As the U.N. ambassador, you [Nikki Haley] literally put $50,000 on curtains.”
Washington Post says: The curtains were orddred before she became ambassador.
“At a United Nations summit, President Joe Biden and U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres warned of a planned disaster.”
PolitiFact says: The statements mentioned in the video were not warnings about a planned disaster.
“Being transgender is a "mental health disorder.”
PolitiFact says: Being transgender is not considered a mental health disorder. Historically, the diagnosis has carried the term "disorder," but experts no longer view it as a pathology and are working to destigmatize the diagnosis.
“Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis "banned fracking" and "banned offshore drilling.”
FactCheck.org says: DeSantis has supported bans on both fracking and offshore drilling in Florida. But he hasn’t actually implemented bans, and the prohibition on offshore drilling in the state was the result of a constitutional amendment.
“Ron DeSantis is against fracking. He is against drilling”
PolitiFact says: During his 2018 campaign for Florida governor, Ron DeSantis promised to ban fracking and prevent oil drilling off the state’s coast.
“Texas teacher fired for reading Diary of Anne Frank to class.”
PolitiFact says: A Texas teacher was fired for assigning eighth grade students to read from a graphic illustration adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary, which the district said was not approved.
“U.S. aid to Ukraine will continue during a government shutdown, but programs for food stamps, transportation, education, justice, environmental protection and homelessness will not.”
PolitiFact says: The Defense Department said operations supporting Ukraine are exempt from a federal government shutdown. But essential services, such as law enforcement, air traffic control and food stamps will also continue.
“We are more energy independent today” under President Joe Biden.”
PolitiFact says: In several measurable ways, the U.S. has moved toward energy independence in recent years. Experts say, though, that this hasn’t meant genuine energy independence.
“Mike Pence: Ron DeSantis ha “aumentado el gasto en Florida en un 30%”.”
“Poland declares war on Russia.”
PolitiFact says: Poland has increased its military presence along its border with Belarus, Russia’s ally, but hasn’t declared war against either country.