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FACTLY says: The video shared in the post is an edited one. In the original video, the person interacting with Narendra Modi did not speak anything about the petrol prices
FactCheck.org says: The 2019 study he was trying to cite found that 51% of white student-loan holders and 74% of Black student borrowers still had debt 20 years after they started college.
Washington Post says: Biden is bullish on a big increase in the minimum wage, but economists are sharply divided on the impact on jobs.
FactCheck.org says: The CBO concluded that without additional stimulus, the real gross domestic product would return to pre-pandemic levels by mid-year this year.
PolitiFact says: The post distorts the conclusions of an analysis by the Joint Committee on Taxation. Other analyses by independent groups show that every income group will benefit from the law to some degree each year until 2027.
PolitiFact says: Neither Biden nor Congress has taken action so far to cancel student loan debt.
PolitiFact says: The project will need to be funded over a series of years, which means the Legislature must appropriate funds in the biennial budgets.
Washington Post says: Sanders is wrong to claim that $2 trillion in tax breaks went to the “wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations.” Most Americans, across all income spectrums, received some sort of tax cut.
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Washington Post says: Cruz cited a real estimate of approximately 11,000 jobs, but he left out that they were all temporary.
FactCheck.org says: The Congressional Budget Office's median estimate is 1.3 million in 2025.
FactCheck.org says: There also is no independent analysis that supports the Trump administration's claim that the Paycheck Protection Program saved more than 51 million jobs. Other estimates place the figure at a fraction of 51 million.
FACTLY says: Except for one statement on India’s GDP reaching $6 trillion by 2027, none of the statements in the message was made by Morgan Stanley. The ‘$6 trillion GDP’ statement was also made by Morgan Stanley in a report publish…