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“Watching the TV footage of those who entered the Capitol. … If you didn't know the TV footage was from Jan. 6, you would actually think it was a normal tourist visit.”

PolitiFact says: Rioters breached the U.S. Capitol by forcibly pushing past barricades and law enforcement. Some rioters attacked police officers and vandalized the Capitol.

“According to the VAERS system, we are over 3,000 deaths of, after, within 30 days of taking the [coronavirus] vaccine.”

“All charges were dropped against Bill Cosby and he was granted an early release.”

“Birmingham is officially out of gas and fuel and can’t get anymore.”

“Due to the Colonial Pipeline issue causing a fuel shortage on the east coast, NASCAR has decided to postpone this weekend’s Dover race.”

“JAPAN refuses blood donations from any who received shot/s! Wow… What’s that tell you?!”

FactCheck.org says: Japan recently adopted guidelines for blood donations from those who have received COVID-19 vaccines. The guidelines are intended to give donors time to get over any side effects from vaccines.

“Kentucky Derby jockey John Velazquez turned down an invitation to the White House and said, “if I wanted to see a horse’s ass I would of came in second.”

“Michigan has requested a full forensic audit.”

“New Jersey “will be out of gas for a week.”

“Nikki Haley “white-washed” her name because she thought it “would give her a better chance than the name Nimrata Randhawa.”

“No hay diferencia en la vacunación contra el COVID-19 entre personas blancas, negras, hispanos o asiático-americanos mayores de 65 años.”

Noticias Telemundo says: Para los pocos estados que sí reportan datos sobre edad y raza/etnia, las cifras sugieren que, en su mayor parte, persisten disparidades obvias en las tasas de vacunación para personas mayores blancas y personas mayores…

“Parents in Vail, Arizona just took over the school board — all according to the rules. Voted in a whole new board, and immediately removed the mask mandate.”

“Regulating and taxing marijuana—much like we do alcohol—would generate more than $165M in revenue starting in 2022”

“The COVID-19 vaccine “will make the common cold/flu extremely lethal.”

“There were in fact watermarks on the ballots in Arizona.”

FactCheck.org says: Maricopa County, Arizona, officials say no watermarks were used on the ballots.

“U.S. Census Bureau confirms huge conflict in total number of voters in 2020 election.”

“COVID-19 vaccine “shedding” causes reproductive issues in unvaccinated people.”

FactCheck.org says: COVID-19 vaccines do not contain a live virus, so there isn’t a biological path for a vaccinated person to “shed” the virus to those around them. Nor is there any evidence the vaccines cause reproductive problems.

“The April jobs report shows that Joe Biden is squandering the economic recovery he inherited from President Trump and Republicans in Congress.”

FactCheck.org says: The average pace of job gains has been far greater in the first three months under Biden than it was in the three months before he took office.

“After the American Rescue Plan’s food and nutrition assistance, “hunger is already sharply down in the United States.”

PolitiFact says: The number of people who told the Census Bureau that they sometimes or often don’t have enough food to eat has been declining in recent months.

“Entre finales de diciembre de 2020 y el mes pasado, un total de 3,362 personas aparentemente murieron después de recibir la vacuna contra el COVID-19 en Estados Unidos: 3362”

Noticias Telemundo says: La fuente de los números de Carlson es la base de datos VAERS, que a menudo es aprovechada por activistas antivacunas para hacer afirmaciones falsas sobre las inmunizaciones. Los CDC analizaron los informes de muerte de…