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“All the billionaires in America, their net worth combined … has increased by $800 billion” during the pandemic.”
“Campaña de Trump sugiere que Anthony Fauci dijo, refiriéndose al presidente: "No puedo imaginar que alguien pudiera estar haciendo más (para combatir al COVID-19)”
“Donald Trump is not the first president to nominate a Supreme Court justice amid an election”
“During the debate, Kamala Harris said, “that’s a great segway to the next question,” suggesting she knew the next question.”
“Harris era la "Policía principal" de California en 2010 y la tasa de encarcelamiento de personas negras fue muy alta”
“Hydroxychloroquine is why Uganda, with a population of 43M, has only 15 COVID-19 deaths.”
FactCheck.org says: Uganda's low COVID-19 numbers have not been due to widespread use of hydroxychloroquine, but through other measures taken by the government, including mandated lockdowns and face masks.
“I just got nominated for the Nobel Prize" and there was "no mention" compared to when "Obama got it right at the beginning.”
“In Michigan, "churches are closed. The schools are closed, and the whole state is closed.”
FactCheck.org says: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer lifted the state's stay-at-home order on June 1. The vast majority of the state's businesses are open with some restrictions, as are churches and schools, with some remote teaching.
“Joe Biden's great-grandfather was the first Irish Catholic State Senator in Pennsylvania”
“Kamala Harris said she’ll place a federal tax on homes to pay for reparations”
“Kamala Harris said, “The American people aren’t equipped to make these decisions for themselves.”
“No one showed up for this Joe Biden and Kamala Harris joint campaign event in Arizona.”
PolitiFact says: Biden’s campaign told local news reporters that it didn’t release details about the times and locations of the day’s events to avoid crowding amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Obama besa a Pelosi "borracha" en una foto”
“Says Joe Cunningham voted for $5 million in taxpayer funds to go into his and other politicians’ campaigns to pay for personal expenses and TV ads.”
PolitiFact says: The vote was for a bill that would provide, with restrictions, federal matching funds for House and presidential campaigns, with a limit of $5 million per qualified House candidate. The money would not come from taxes.
“Says voter registration in Wisconsin ends Oct. 14.”
“Si estás en el hospital y te sientes muy mal, pienso que vamos a trabajar para que los recibas (cocteles de anticuerpos para el COVID-19) y que el tratamiento sea gratis".”
“The military came into the Oval Office, presented a plan. They said they knew where Kayla [Mueller] was. Baghdadi had held her for 18 months, abused her mercilessly before they killed her. But when Joe Biden was vice president, they hesitated for a month.”
Washington Post says: The most comprehensive report of the rescue effort says Obama approved the plan on spot in tje Situation Room
“The president said it was a hoax.”
Washington Post says: Harris is taking comments from President Trump out of context. The full quote shows Trump is criticizing Democratic talking points and the media’s coverage of his administration’s response to the coronavirus.