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“A video shows a child yelling an expletive at President Joe Biden.”
“Foto muestra un encuentro reciente entre la vicefiscal general del Departamento de Justicia, Lisa Monaco, y el presidente Joe Biden.”
“Hunter Biden was "laundering money" and "accepting bribes.”
FactCheck.org says: These are unsubstantiated allegations.
“Jack Ma y Elon Musk presentaron un programa de criptomonedas con el que las personas pueden generar “1,500 euros” en “cinco horas” como se ve en un video.”
“Mel Gibson child sex-trafficking documentary blocked by Hollywood!”
“Photo shows President Joe Biden sitting with “Lisa Monaco, second in charge of the DOJ, probably working on future Plots and Schemes against Republicans.”
PolitiFact says: The image was taken by Obama White House photographer Pete Souza in 2013 when Biden was vice president and Monaco was a White House adviser.
“Ringing in your ears can cause total shutdown in under two years” but a pill can make tinnitus disappear.”
“Social media users claimed that a genuine photograph revealed that Biden was wearing a diaper.”
“Unprecedented UFO landing” in Las Vegas.”
“Video is evidence the moon landing was faked because someone would have had to stay behind to film”
“Video shows “current weather situation in Karachi.”
“Former Attorney General Bill Barr “says Donald Trump is a spy.”
PolitiFact says: A conservative commentator mischaracterized the remarks of Bill Barr, who served as attorney general under former President Donald Trump. Barr did not call Trump a spy.
“Hundreds of thousands of innocent people died” from taking the drug azidothymidine, or AZT.”
PolitiFact says: We found no evidence that azidothymidine, or AZT, has killed "hundreds of thousands" of people. An expert said this claim is a conspiracy theory.
“I didn't show" a classified plan of a U.S. attack on Iran to people who lacked security clearances. "I didn’t have a document, per se. ... These were newspaper stories, magazine stories, and articles.”
FactCheck.org says: The indictment contains the transcript of an audiotape of Trump's meeting w/ 4 people who lack security clearance. Trump's heard discussing what he calls a “highly confidential” “plan of attack” that is “still a secret.
“In the U.S., “a person can be married in the morning and thrown out of a restaurant for being gay in the afternoon.”
PolitiFact says: There is no federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity in public accommodations. 28 states have some protections at the state level.
“Per capita, more Floridians move to California than Californians moving to Florida.”
PolitiFact says: The Census Bureau’s latest data shows that per capita, more Floridians moved to California than the other way around in 2021. But the difference is tiny and based on estimates.
“Solarizar’ el agua, dejándola en una botella dos o tres horas al sol, hace que pueda absorber energía y transferirla o volver el líquido gelatinoso”
“The White House Gift Shop is putting out a commemorative coin for Donald Trump's indictment.”
PolitiFact says: The gift shop is not affiliated with the Biden administration or the White House, despite its name.
“A printer error in Nassau County, New York, turned every registered voter Democratic.”
PolitiFact says: All voters in Nassau County, regardless of party registration, were mailed voter information cards identifying them as registered Democrats. The cards were sent in error and did not actually change any registrations.