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PolitiFact says: No government body could confirm this, the drug makers haven't made that number of doses yet and one of them still has all its doses at its facilities.
FactCheck.org says: Trump said he assumed he might get COVID-19 because he has to meet with people and cannot always distance himself. He mentioned an event in honor of the families of deceased military veterans as one example.
FactCheck.org says: The products are still in clinical trials and have not been proven to be effective for COVID-19 patients, much less cure the disease.
FactCheck.org says: Experts say the White House testing strategy was insufficient to protect the president, and White House photos show a maskless Trump in close contact with others.
PolitiFact says: About 210,000 people have died so far from COVID-19. For all ages over 30, COVID-19 is deadlier than the flu.
FactCheck.org says: CDC says the seasonal influenza over the past decade has claimed between 12,000 and 61,000 lives each year — and on average, fewer than 40,000 lives. Twitter labeled his tweet misleading and potentially harmful.
PolitiFact says: The source of the viral claim appears to be a now-suspended Twitter account. Other angles of Trump’s walk from the White House to Marine One don’t support the conspiracy theory.
PolitiFact says: It’s inaccurate to say that Trump is on Air Force One instead of staying at Walter Reed. Photo and video evidence place the president at the hospital.
PolitiFact says: The image in the tweet is fake.
PolitiFact says: While unemployment was near historical lows under Trump, growth in GDP was well below what previous presidents achieved, and other metrics such as wages and business investment ranged from decent to mediocre.
FactCheck.org says: The Biden-Sanders Unity Task Force Recommendations report reflects Biden's health care plan, not Sanders' Medicare for All plan.
FactCheck.org says: Officials expect only a limited number of vaccine doses will be available in 2020 — and those will be given to prioritized groups. Members of the general public may not be able to receive a shot until well into 2021.
PolitiFact says: As a House member, Handel was a strong Trump supporter. But a repeal-Obamacare vote occurred before she took office, and she opposed Trump’s child-separation policy at the border.