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“Trump bailed out Wall Street, but not Main Street.”

PolitiFact says: Among the loans made with the first $350 billion of the Paycheck Protection Program, three-quarters of those loans were made in the smallest loan size category, one that would support a business of seven to 10 workers.

“We’ve still had more deaths to the flu this year than we've had COVID-19.”

PolitiFact says: He compared diseases that started at different times, cherry-picked the worst-case US estimate, and ignored state numbers that don't support his claim.

“Although intuitively I think it probably seemed like social distancing would be necessary, there was no real scientific basis for believing that, since it had never been studied.”

“COVID-19 is being spread through food.”

“Dr. Anthony Fauci "has known for 15 years that chloroquine and … hydroxychloroquine will not only treat a current case of coronavirus but prevent future cases.”

PolitiFact says: There is no known treatment, cure or vaccine for the novel coronavirus or SARS.

“Models projecting COVID-19 deaths “are talking about without mitigation.”

PolitiFact says: A draft federal government report drawing on preliminary work from Johns Hopkins projected 3,000 deaths per day by June 1. A University of Washington model predicts 134,000 deaths by early August. That model takes into a

“North Carolina is "in the small minority of states that requires an absentee ballot to be signed by two witnesses or a notary public.”

PolitiFact says: The National Conference of State Legislatures, a nonpartisan group that tracks state laws, confirms his claim is correct.

“On potential deaths: "Those models that you're mentioning are talking about without mitigation.”

PolitiFact says: "We’ve never put forward a forecast that included no mitigation," the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation spokeswoman said.

“The CDC has adjusted their COVID19 deaths from 64,000 to 37,000.”

FactCheck.org says: Claims are spreading the falsehood that the CDC significantly lowered the COVID-19 death toll. There has been no such reduction. These claims confuse two different measures of the number of deaths.

“The flu killed 80,000 people in the U.S. last year”

PolitiFact says: The CDC’s estimate for seasonal flu deaths for the 2017-18 season was about 61,000. The CDC’s preliminary estimate for seasonal flu deaths for the 2018-19 season is about 34,200, but that’s not the final number.

“The University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation's revised model projecting 134,000 COVID-19 deaths by August “assumes no mitigation.”

FactCheck.org says: The IHME model reflects some relaxation of policies as states begin to reopen, but is still trying to capture the mitigation efforts that remain.

“Wisconsin has “no tracing program going on that we can speak of.”

“A photo shows a “Center for Global Population Reduction” at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation headquarters.”

“Ad shows Biden and Pelosi attacking Trump’s pandemic response, Cuomo and Newsom praising it.”

PolitiFact says: Trump’s ad mashes together his statements about the pandemic with comments or critical actions by Democrats and a journalist that are taken out of context. The ad cherry-picks praise of Trump by New York Gov. Andrew Cuom

“At the end of the year, we put into that federal pot $116 billion more than we take out,” while Kentucky “takes out $148 billion more than they put in.”

PolitiFact says: Cuomo was right on the numbers, wrong on the timeframe.

“Campaign TV ad suggests CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta agreed 2 million people would have died from the novel coronavirus were it not for President Donald Trump's China travel restrictions.”

FactCheck.org says: A Trump campaign ad misleadingly edits a CNN interview to suggest 2 million people would have died from the novel coronavirus were it not for President Donald Trump’s China travel restrictions.

“Defended his late February statement that the U.S. had "contained" the virus, saying that the novel coronavirus "spread exponentially in ways that virtually no one could have predicted.”

FactCheck.org says: There were several people who predicted the virus could or would spread to become a pandemic -- including members of Trump's administration.

“Does COVID-19 have a mortality rate of 1%-2%?”

“First volunteer in UK coronavirus vaccine trial has died.”

“Florida's coronavirus outbreak "is mostly tied to New York City travel into the three Southern Florida (counties).”

PolitiFact says: The available data suggests that transmission has become well established in Florida with travel playing a minimal role, experts said.