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“Says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's net worth is “over $1 million.”

PolitiFact says: Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's latest financial disclosure form showed assets of between $2,003 and $31,000. Her liabilities were listed at between $15,001 and $50,000, indicating that she may have a negative net worth.

“Says Joe Biden executive orders caused price increases of 50 cents in gas and 10% in food.”

PolitiFact says: The average price of gas is about 34 cents per gallon higher since Biden took office; experts say his executive orders had no impact. Grocery store prices are 3.5% higher than they were one year ago.

“Under HR 1, a person can still vote if they are 16, in the U.S. illegally, have no ID and have not registered to vote”

PolitiFact says: The bill allows only eligible citizens to vote.

“Ballots in Arizona’s Maricopa County” from the 2020 presidential election “found shredded and in dumpster days before Senate audit to begin.”

PolitiFact says: Election officials say all cast ballots from the 2020 election are sealed in a locked indoor vault, awaiting shipment for an audit by the state Senate, that none are kept in the warehouse and none have been shredded.

“Democrats voted to send reopening money to schools that refuse to reopen.”

PolitiFact says: Schools don't necessarily refuse to open; some reopened partially and then retrenched when infections spiked.

“On state minimum wages: "There’s very few, I would think if any, are at $7.25.”

FactCheck.org says: There are 21 states where the minimum wage is effectively $7.25 an hour

“Senate Democrats just voted to give stimulus checks to criminals in prison.”

PolitiFact says: Democrats defended their stance, saying they didn't want to hurt the families of prisioners.

“The Georgia House passed a bill that “makes it a misdemeanor to give food or water to voters waiting in line.”

PolitiFact says: Georgia HB 531 would make it a misdemeanor to give voters in line food or water. The state House passed the bill.

“With this bill, they’re going to people in prison, they’re going to people who are illegal immigrants.”

Washington Post says: A small subset of undocumented immigrants might receive payments

“The filibuster was never an idea of the founding fathers.”

PolitiFact says: The founders never wrote into the Constitution a filibuster of the type that has since been practiced by the Senate, and their contemporaneous writings suggest views that ranged from ambivalent to negative.

“Vice President Kamala Harris said she supports deep cuts to veterans’ programs, telling vets to “get a job.”

FactCheck.org says: Harris never made the statements; they were fabricated on a satirical website, America's Last Line of Defense.

“Says Gov. Andrew Cuomo "issued a legal blanket immunity, and snuck that into our budget, giving these facilities essentially a license to kill, a get-out-of-jail free card.”

PolitiFact says: New York's law does not provide 'blanket immunity' for health care facilities, but the extent of the protections have not been tested in court.

“The National Academy of Medicine points to a significant correlation between marijuana and psychosis, schizophrenia, and other psychotic disorders, particularly in teenagers where the risk of developing schizophrenia increases three fold.”

“Youth usage of marijuana has actually gone down in states that have fully legalized.”

“91% of the $1.9 trillion America Rescue Plan "is a partisan wish list, paying off the Democratic special interests that got them elected.”

FactCheck.org says: Cruz ignores that Republicans offered an alternative $618 billion rescue bill that included many of the same elements of the Democratic plan, albeit in smaller amounts.

“A 2010 TED Talk shows that Bill Gates has a plan to remove some of the world population through vaccines.”

“For three hours, the head of the D.C. National Guard had to wait to get the authority while we were all watching on TV these insurrectionists breach the police line, break the glass. The Defense Department didn't give authority.”

PolitiFact says: Klobuchar's summary is essentially accurate. However, a timeline of interactions between the D.C. National Guard and the Pentagon shows there are some nuances.

“H.R. 1 “would allow the Boston bomber to have a right to vote.”

“Identification is required “to get into Washington DC.”

“Instagram has been limiting our posts so that no more than 7% of our friends see our posts.”