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Checked by Fact Crescendo Cambodia29 Oct 2022CambodiaPolitics and government
Chham Chhany, Social Media User

“A more than 2-minute video clip depicting Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen’s family gathering for his birthday celebration was posted on Facebook more than two weeks ago. The video also shows the country’s most powerful family singing a birthday song in the Vietnamese language.”

Fact Crescendo Cambodia rated this: Altered

Fact Crescendo Cambodia says: The original video clip depicts Cambodia’s Prime Minister Hun Sen’s family members gathering and singing a birthday song in English. No Vietnamese tone is heard in the clip.

Checked by Washington Post19 Oct 2022United StatesPolitics and government
James Comer, Member of Congress (R-Ky.)

“Hunter Biden’s committed serious crimes, as you mentioned, 150 suspicious activity reports. Those are the most severe bank violations. This is when the bank notifies the federal government that we’re pretty confident our client has committed a crime.”

Washington Post rated this: Three Pinocchios

Washington Post says: Suspicious activity reports are akin to informant's tips, not direct evidence of a crime

Checked by PolitiFact11 Oct 2022United StatesPolitics and government
J.D. Vance, U.S. Senate candidate, R-Ohio

“Tim Ryan when he ran for president two years ago … supported banning fracking both on public lands and generally speaking.”

PolitiFact rated this: Half True

PolitiFact says: On one occasion, Ryan said he’d “absolutely” consider banning fracking on federal lands. But his full record shows his focus has been on leveraging natural gas as a transitional fuel, while easing environmental risks.