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PolitiFact says: There's no evidence that President Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Ellen Degeneres or Hillary Clinton are on house arrest for “child trafficking” crimes. The images in the post are obscured, altered or miscaptioned.
PolitiFact says: The monkey wrench was patented around 1858, some 20 years before Johnson was born.
PolitiFact says: Both defendants had one prior misdemeanor and had the same number of points on a scoresheet used to determine sentencing, but the prosecutor said that the white defendant cooperated to help convict co-defendants.
FactCheck.org says: False claims that nearly everyone involved in George Floyd’s death — including Floyd — are “crisis actors” have spread widely online. But the pictures that supposedly prove this theory actually show unrelated people.
PolitiFact says: Some do mean that, but others speak about reallocating some police funds to other community services.
FactCheck.org says: Biden has said categorically and repeatedly that he opposes defunding the police, a cause espoused by some of those protesting the death of George Floyd in police custody.
PolitiFact says: The photograph was taken at a locally-owned Chick-fil-A in Texas in 2015. The shirts were made and worn to support a local high school football team, the company says.
FactCheck.org says: The U.S. murder rate was lower in 2014, and the violent crime rate overall has been lower in several past years, with the lowest levels decades ago, according to FBI data.
Washington Post says: This is a conspiracy theory with no basis in fact.
FactStream says: Testing