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“The number of small businesses is up 30% compared to before the pandemic.”

PolitiFact says: Biden was citing a real statistic, but he described it incorrectly, in a way that exaggerated the scale of the economic gains.

“When you talk about the peer-reviewed studies of masks, there was one done in Denmark, showed that it didn’t work. When you look at all of Sweden — 1.8 million children have not been wearing masks for the last two years, they’ve had zero covid deaths.”

“Hay una fecha establecida para predecir la aparición de variantes ni cepas”

“Kyle [Rittenhouse] put out a dumpster fire that was being rolled down to a gas station to blow up.”

FactCheck.org says: Kyle Rittenhouse said he was defending a car dealership during protests against police brutality. He wasn’t defending his grandparents’ gas station, as social media posts falsely claim.

“Pfizer va a sacar una pastilla que va a ayudar. Ya sabe, es básicamente la versión cara de la ivermectina.”

FactCheck.org says: Pfizer y Merck han anunciado resultados positivos de ensayos clínicos para pastillas que son fáciles de tomar y que combaten la enfermedad, pero las medicinas antivirales son muy diferentes a la ivermectina.

“President Biden’s Build Back Better (BBB) plan “is fully paid for, or even more than fully paid for. And CBO just completed a comprehensive review of it in which they found essentially the same thing.”

Washington Post says: The CBO's estimate, with or without IRS tax enforcement, found a budget deficit.

“Una persona se pinchó con una aguja de inyectadora y se contagió de VIH”

“Within two years, there were two 500-year (storm) events” in Wisconsin.”

“In the federal trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, the judge issued a “gag order” and barred the media from the courtroom.”

FactCheck.org says: Judge Alison Nathan’s order allows “substantial public and press access at the Courthouse.”

“Vaccinated people under 60 in England “are dying at twice the rate of unvaccinated people the same age. ... I don’t know how to explain this other than vaccine-caused mortality.”

PolitiFact says: The government agency that produced the report cited in the claim says the report’s data do not back up the claim.

“Hay una “epidemia” de accidentes aéreos debido a la vacuna contra el covid-19”

“¿Se está añadiendo Tris a estos viales para niños [de la vacuna pediátrica contra el COVID-19 de Pfizer/BioNTech] para tratar de ocultar los eventos cardiovasculares que causan, o al menos minimizarlos?”

FactCheck.org says: Pfizer cambió la solución amortiguadora utilizada en su formulación para aumentar la estabilidad del producto, lo que le permite durar en el refrigerador por más tiempo.

“This one here has subsidies for people making as much as $800,000 to be able to buy a Tesla.”

PolitiFact says: A major spending bill has subsidies for electric vehicle purchases for couples who earn up to $500,000. An earlier version had an income limit of $800,000.

“Kyle Rittenhouse was an “armed person” crossing state lines when he came to Kenosha protests in 2020.”

“The gas station where they initially attacked” Kyle Rittenhouse “is owned by his grandparents.”

PolitiFact says: Rittenhouse was not attacked at a gas station before the fatal shootings. There is no evidence that the gas station where he had gone before the shootings is owned by his grandparents.

“A photo shows Ghislaine Maxwell, who is charged with assisting accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.”

FactCheck.org says: The photo actually shows Maxwell with a French modeling agent facing sexual assault charges.

“If you have the mask on, then why does somebody else have to wear the mask? You have got the mask. You have got the vaccine. My God, you’re fully protected. You’re armored.”

FactCheck.org says: No vaccine is 100% effective, and masks aren’t foolproof.

“Italia redujo drásticamente el recuento oficial de muertes por COVID-19 del país en más del 97%.”

FactCheck.org says: Italia no ha reducido la cantidad de muertes atribuibles al COVID. Las afirmaciones que dicen que sí lo ha reducido se basan en el mismo tipo de tergiversación de datos sobre la que escribimos hace aproximadamente un año

“The Biden administration plan would kill 5,248 children via Pfizer mRNA shots in order to save 45 children from dying of coronavirus.”

FactCheck.org says: Rogers' figures rely on distorting VAERS reports and using a problematic concept known as the number needed to vaccinate, which is used to assess benefit of vaccines.

“The Build Back Better bill provides “'parole' amnesty for millions of criminal illegal aliens.”

PolitiFact says: People convicted of crimes would not be eligible for immigration parole. Parole under immigration law means a temporary permit to stay for people who are in the country without permission.