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“[W]e're completing the wall, like I said I would.”

FactCheck.org says: By the end of Trump's term, the length of fencing will be well short of what Trump promised repeatedly during the campaign or what his administration initially proposed when he took office.

“Chief Justice John Roberts visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island.”

“Jurisdictions representing about 80% of WI residents have passed referendums or resolutions in favor of fair maps.”

“Ningún candidato presidencial ganó Florida y Ohio y perdió la presidencia de EEUU”

“Nurse passes out on live TV after taking vaccine.”

PolitiFact says: The video omits important context: the nurse has a medical history of becoming dizzy even after minimal pain.

“‘Simple Math’ Shows Biden Claims 13 MILLION More Votes Than There Were Eligible Voters Who Voted in 2020 Election”

“Forensics report" determined that the "Dominion Software Was Intentionally Designed To Influence Election Results.”

“Video shows "nurse pass out after receiving the COVID vaccine. It's so safe though, right?”

FactCheck.org says: Anti-vaccine Facebook pages used an edited news clip to suggest the COVID-19 vaccine is unsafe. The clip shows a nurse fainting, but it doesn’t show her recovery afterward when she explains that she is prone to fainting.

“21% of people are having serious adverse events from (the Moderna) vaccine.”

PolitiFact says: The actual number is .5% had serious adverse events, basically the same for the placebo group.

“A nurse in Alabama has died approx 8-10 hours after receiving her C-19 vaccine.”

FactCheck.org says: A false claim that a nurse died after getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Alabama has been feeding into the anti-vaccine disinformation online. Alabama’s health department reported that no one who got the vaccine has died.

“Kamala Harris "has yet to resign from the United States Senate" because "she still thinks President Trump has a shot at victory.”

“New data shows in-person learning isn't driving spikes in cases.”

PolitiFact says: Research from an array of sources in October and November show in-person instruction has not been tied to increased cases in those areas.

“President Donald Trump will hold his inauguration for a second term at Mar-a-Lago”

PolitiFact says: President Donald Trump lost his bid for a second term. He has not said what he will do during Joe Biden’s inauguration Jan. 20.

“Says Raphael Warnock has "said we need to open up the prisons" and "eliminate cash bail.”

PolitiFact says: Warnock wants to reduce the prison population, not by simply releasing inmates but through measures such as decriminalizing marijuana. He wants to end cash bail requirements only for nonviolent offenses.

“Says the new coronavirus vaccines contain toxic ingredients and are more dangerous than getting COVID-19.”

“A Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent was killed for investigating the election.”

“An Austrian politician “exposed the defectiveness of the government’s Covid-19 tests by demonstrating how even a glass of Coca Cola will test positive for Covid-19.”

PolitiFact says: The politician proved not that the testing device is defective, but rather that he did the test incorrectly.

“One of the first nurses to receive the vaccine in AL is now dead.”

PolitiFact says: The Alabama Department of Public Health said in a Dec. 16 statement that no recipients of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine had died.

“Sen. David Perdue "only serves himself by voting for pay raises for himself while he votes against military pay raises.”

FactCheck.org says: Perdue has said he opposed the large spending bills in question for reasons that had nothing to do with the provisions concerning congressional or military pay, which were only part of the bills.

“Tens and tens of thousands of bridges are in disrepair, some on the verge of collapse.”

PolitiFact says: There are at least 46,000 bridges deemed structurally deficient, but any bridge deemed a real risk gets closed before it reaches the point of imminent collapse.