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“United States Marines on Friday ‘neutralized’ a FEMA convoy.”
FactCheck.org says: The Federal Emergency Management Agency operates a Disaster Recovery Center on Maui. The bogus story originated on a satirical website.
“U.S. Navy SEALs rescued 807 children who were being kept as sex slaves on a barge in San Francisco Bay.”
“Video shows “articles of impeachment to be filed against President Joe Biden today!”
“I did not grow up in money.”
Washington Post says: He grew up in an upper middle-class family
“BBC News reported that British residents “no longer need to work” thanks to an investment project from Elon Musk.”
“Country singer Jason Aldean sued “The View” co-host Whoopi Goldberg.”
“En cualquier momento que tengas votos por correo va a haber trampas masivas en tus elecciones".”
“Fox News reported on “an energy-saving device that can save 90% of electricity” from Elon Musk. truefalse”
“Golfer John Daly commented on soccer player Megan Rapinoe “choking” during the World Cup.”
“Hiroshima and Nagasaki were never nuked.”
“In Florida, we led the country out of lockdown. We kept our state free and open.”
PolitiFact says: This is misleading. DeSantis revels in his record of snubbing public health recommendations to curb COVID-19’s spread. But he largely omits the closures of schools and businesses that happened under his watch.
“Joe Biden just fell asleep in the middle of his meeting with victims of the Maui fires”
Washington Post says: The video was manipulated
“King Charles exposed at Buckingham Palace as ancient reptilian shapeshifter.”
“La administración Biden quería poner 87,000 personas en el IRS”
“Photos show people wearing Ku Klux Klan hoods in the mini-mart owned by someone involved in the Montgomery riverfront brawl.”
“Putin bans 5G across Russia, destroys all towers.”
“Referring to wind energy, "windmills ... don’t work, and they’re all — most of them — made in China.”
FactCheck.org says: Wind turbines do work, and by dollar value, more than half of the parts used in onshore U.S. wind projects are domestically sourced.
“The reality is more people are dying of bad climate change policies than they are of actual climate change.”
PolitiFact says: Reliable data shows that climate change has killed millions of people. Ramaswamy did not explain his evidence.