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PolitiFact says: Trump’s executive order doesn’t extend an existing moratorium. It takes a softer approach, telling executive branch officials to think about possible solutions to evictions during the pandemic.
PolitiFact says: Trump has not denounced Russia, but that tracks with the statements he has made, saying the intelligence about Russia bounties was not credible, and that the information reported by the New York Times was a “hoax.”
PolitiFact says: The court's ruling was narrow and focused on the Administrative Procedure Act.
PolitiFact says: The tweet is fake. It doesn’t appear on his Twitter timeline, in Twitter searches or in a database of deleted tweets.
PolitiFact says: The document Trump cited does not say anything about abolishing the police or prisons. In fact, it includes several passages that clearly indicate that police and prisons will exist in the future.
PolitiFact says: A task force recommended undoing many of Trump’s policies, but not an immediate enrollment for welfare. Plan also did not say immigrants illegally in the country should have more benefits than U.S. citizens.
PolitiFact says: After the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson and related racial justice protests, Obama established a task force to examine better policing practices.
FactCheck.org says: In fact, the Obama administration took several steps to address police violence and community trust issues, some of which the Trump administration has dialed back.
Washington Post says: This is one of those needlessly false claims made by President Trump. Obama took lots of actions to try to steam police brutality.
FactStream says: Testing testing testing testing.
PolitiFact says: Trump said “I can’t breathe” when mocking Mike Bloomberg in February in an effort to suggest that the Democratic candidate choked during a debate. Trump also said, “I can’t breathe” in 2016 to mock Mitt Romney.
FactCheck.org says: Clips of President Donald Trump pretending to choke, saying “I can’t breathe” have been suggesting that he mocked George Floyd. The videos pre-date Floyd’s death and show Trump mocking his political rivals — not Floyd.
FactCheck.org says: U.S. Park Police says officers used "pepper balls," not "tear gas." The chemical makeup is different, but the impact on people is similar.
PolitiFact says: More than a month after the CARES Act, the Trump administration said it would begin giving tribes part of the funds. A consultation process for disbursing the funds began before the administration was sued.
FactCheck.org says: President Trump never posted the tweet in question.
FactCheck.org says: According to a recently released Congressional Research Service report, since 2000, Barack Obama was the only president to remove an inspector general, and he removed one.
PolitiFact says: Donald Trump does not fit the CDC’s description of “severely obese.” Stories have questioned both Trump’s height and weight, but it’s still extremely unlikely he would be classified as morbidly or severely obese.