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“Claimed he was at ground zero "the next day" after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.”
FactCheck.org says: Biden first visited the site nine days after terrorists flew planes into the twin towers at the World Trade Center.
“Este video muestra al presidente argentino, Alberto Fernández, borracho.”
“Ground Zero in New York — I remember standing there the next day.”
PolitiFact says: Biden visited the site nine days after the terrorist attacks, not the day after.
“Joe Biden said he visited Ground Zero on September 12, 2001”
“The video shows a pro-Trump rally in Japan ahead of the 2024 U.S. presidential elections.”
“La agencia EFE publicó una nota que afirma que el cineasta mexicano Guillermo del Toro ofrece a los españoles la oportunidad de generar dinero a través de la plataforma de inversiones que promueve este video del post, donde aparece el artículo enlazado.”
“Shows a clip of Donald Trump saying women needed to face “some form of punishment" for violating abortion bans.”
FactCheck.org says: Trump quickly retracted his answer after being criticized. In a statement issued the same day, Trump said the physician performing the abortion should be held legally responsible — not the woman.
“El presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador promociona esta plataforma de inversiones que opera con inteligencia artificial.”
“A video shows Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis dropping out of the 2024 presidential race.”
PolitiFact says: Inconsistencies in the video signal it was manipulated, including lack of breathing sounds as he spoke; blurry teeth; and out-of-sync audio and video.
“CNN reported Sept. 7, 2023, that President Joe Biden’s family admitted “he died and was replaced by an actor in 2019.”
PolitiFact says: The video was posted in 2022 by a TikToker with a satirical account. CNN has made no such news report.
“Doctors are "coming out" and saying that "850 deaths in these past two weeks in Monterrey are due to myocarditis.”
FactCheck.org says: Sonia Gómez, a spokesperson for the Health Ministry of Nuevo León, told the Associated Press that it’s not true that 850 people died in two weeks in Monterrey due to myocarditis.
“During the spring 2020 election in Milwaukee, a reduction to only five polling locations “came days before the election and was done without proper notice to voters.”
“Este video muestra imágenes de una "fábrica de carne humana en América".”
“Mortgage rates decreased under President Trump and increased under President Biden”
“Under Gov. Ron DeSantis, “in the last five years, spending has gone up 30%" in Florida.”
PolitiFact says: Florida’s spending under Gov. Ron DeSantis rose 30%, but Chris Christie’s attack omits half of the equation — Florida’s tax revenue rose by about the same percentage.
“A new Florida law says “a father must submit a DNA test before signing the birth certificates.”
PolitiFact says: There’s no evidence of such a law. A new Florida law, instead, acknowledges unmarried fathers’ rights by expanding state statute that previously defaulted natural guardianship to the mother.
“Americans “currently are making less than at the height of the Great Depression.”
PolitiFact says: The claim uses 1930 income figures that captured only the richest 10% of Americans, skewing the comparison with incomes for the entire population today. A valid measure shows income six times higher, after inflation.
“Burning Man was a national emergency because it was flooded.”
PolitiFact says: Flooding at the Burning Man festival in Nevada temporarily stranded thousands of attendees. We searched federal websites and found no evidence the situation had been declared a national emergency.