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PolitiFact says: A 2021 annual measurement by one liberal think tank shows a 399-to-1 ratio. An AFL-CIO study found a somewhat lower ratio, and all such comparisons can be tricky due to stock options.
FactCheck.org says: There isn’t evidence people need to undergo a “spike protein detoxification” regimen after getting vaccinated. Nor has the "Base Spike Detoxification Protocol" been shown to help people recover from long COVID.
FactCheck.org says: Two Missouri state senators participated in a fundraising event that included a demonstration of flamethrowers that were up for auction. They burned empty boxes, not books.
PolitiFact says: S.B. 553, which passed the California Legislature on Sept. 12, neither legalizes crimes, nor mentions criminal charges or fines for workers who confront shoplifters.
PolitiFact says: El video del derrumbamiento de un edificio es de Casablanca, Marruecos, en 2020.
PolitiFact says: Un video no muestra una fábrica de carne humana en América, son escenas de la película de terror "American Carnage".
PolitiFact says: A spokesperson for Oprah denied that she hired a private firefighting team before the Maui wildfires in August. Oprah’s properties in Maui were at a distance from the wildfires.
FactCheck.org says: Trump overstated and understated the respective amounts of financial assistance that the U.S. and European nations have allocated to help Ukraine in the war with Russia.
FactCheck.org says: Flu shots and MMR vaccines have been effective in preventing illness, serious disease and death. But a meme falsely suggests that the vaccines are ineffective. Actually, they’ve saved millions of lives.
FactCheck.org says: The Maui Police Department and the FBI have released the list of 31 individuals still unaccounted for following the fire.