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Kevin Hassett, White House economic adviser

“A Congressional Budget Office estimate of people who stand to lose insurance from President Donald Trump’s tax and spending law said “about 5 million … have other insurance,” so “if they lose one (type of coverage), they're still insured.”

PolitiFact rated this: Mostly False

PolitiFact says: The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects that 2.9 million people who stand to lose Medicaid from President Donald Trump’s tax and spending law are already covered by Medicare or by Medicaid in another state.…

Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Leader

“President Donald Trump’s tax law has “tax breaks for billionaires, permanent; tax breaks for everybody else, expire.”

PolitiFact rated this: Half True

PolitiFact says: Some of the law’s provisions benefitting taxpayers of ordinary means — including tax cuts for tipped and overtime income — are set to expire in 2028. But several of the bill’s other key elements are permanent and affect…

Social media posts

“The video shows journalist Sudhir Chaudhary reporting that from 01 July, all ration card holders will get ₹5,000 under a new scheme launched by the Government of India.”

FACTLY rated this: FALSE

FACTLY says: The Government of India has not announced any scheme offering ₹5,000 to all ration card holders. The viral video of Sudhir Chaudhary reporting this claim is digitally altered. The original video is from his DECODE episo…