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“I ended [Nord Stream 2]," a pipeline that sends gas from Russia to Germany. "Can you imagine? [President Joe] Biden came in and he opened up the pipeline.”

FactCheck.org says: Construction of the pipeline was suspended in response to sanctions contained in legislation that Trump signed, but it started up again in December 2020, while Trump was still in office.

“Investments in the CHIPS and Science Law will create more than 1 million construction jobs alone over the next 6 years building semiconductor factories in America.”

Washington Post says: The number of construction jobs in the report he cites is 6,200, not 1 million

“Democrats, including President Joe Biden, “stopped domestic drilling” for oil, driving gasoline prices higher.”

PolitiFact says: Since President Joe Biden took office, oil production has risen both on federal lands and on U.S. lands overall. Overall domestic oil production in 2021 came close to a record high.

“Joe Biden resigned and “Trump is the new president.”

“My company was building the Keystone Pipeline when (President Joe) Biden canceled it.”

“President Joe Biden mistakenly read the cues off the teleprompter when he said “end of quote” and “repeat the line.”

FactCheck.org says: White House press secretary said that Biden intentionally said “end of quote” and then said “repeat the line” for emphasis, and the full, live remarks support that explanation.

“And I have written, way back, a number of law review articles about the Ninth Amendment and the — and the 14th Amendment and why that privacy is considered as part of a constitutional guarantee. And the — they’ve just wiped it all out.”

Washington Post says: Biden wrote a newspaper op-ed, not law review articles, on these issues.

“When we passed the assault weapons ban, mass shootings went down. When the law expired, mass shootings tripled.”

Washington Post says: Biden is citing one study but others show different results

“US President Joe Biden disrespects Indian Prime Minister Modi.”

“Visuals showing US President Joe Biden snubbing Modi at the QUAD summit in Japan”

FACTLY says: Visuals showing US President Joe Bi US President Biden did not snub PM Modi at the QUAD summit. In fact, as per the news reports, Biden praised Modi for successfully handling the COVID-19 situation in India. The lengthi…

“President Joe Biden said children “don’t belong to parents” when they’re in the classroom.”

FactCheck.org says: Biden said students are “not somebody else’s children; they’re like yours when they’re in the classroom.”

“The bipartisan infrastructure law “gives communities the money they need to get forever chemicals, PFAS off, out of the water. ... [W]e’re going to get rid of it all.”

FactCheck.org says: The National Law Review said the funds were “significantly more” than the government had ever dedicated to this issue, but “will likely represent only a fraction of the money needed to address PFAS issues nationwide."

“Don’t listen to my Republican friends in Congress — last year, we reduced — my budget reduced the — the deficit by $350 billion.”

FactCheck.org says: Deficits fell between fiscal year 2020 and 2021 far less than initially projected after Biden added to them with more emergency pandemic and infrastructure spending.

“So, pay very close attention, folks: If Republicans have their way, it means 100 million Americans with preexisting conditions can once again be denied health-care coverage by their insurance companies. That’s what the law was before Obamacare.”

Washington Post says: This is an inflated number

“A photo of President Joe Biden leaving for Europe that the White House tweeted wasn’t actually taken on March 23.”

“Joe Biden didn’t sign an antilynching bill in a ceremony outside the White House on March 29.”

“Says President Joe Biden "is trying to send taxpayer dollars to manufacturers overseas that do not abide by the same (carbon emission) standards we do at home.”

“There's never been a president (before Joe Biden) that has made race and gender the defining factor” for a Supreme Court nomination.”

“President Joe Biden said Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination did not have the worldwide impact that George Floyd’s death did”

MediaWise says: While the president did make this statement, the clip is from two years ago and doesn’t include important context.

“Thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure bill,” workers will be “removing lead pipes” so that “every American can turn on a faucet and drink clean water.”

FactCheck.org says: The new law provides $15 billion for lead pipe removal, but that's not nearly enough funding to remove all lead pipes in the country.