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“Video shows Tucker Carlson discussing a diabetes cure created with Pfizer and certified by the FDA.”

PolitiFact says: A Facebook video showing Tucker Carlson and a health educator discussing a diabetes remedy is a deepfake. The speakers’ mouth movements do not align with the audio.

“The CDC is about to add the COVID vaccine to the childhood immunization schedule, which would make the vax mandatory for kids to attend school.”

PolitiFact says: States set vaccination requirements for attending school or daycare, not the CDC. State officials consider CDC recommendations when setting vaccine requirements, but experts said no state follows them completely.

“The CDC is about to add the Covid vaccine to the childhood immunization schedule, which would make the vax mandatory for kids to attend school.”

FactCheck.org says: School-entry vaccination requirements are set by state or local officials, not the CDC or the federal government.

“At the same moment that Biden is accusing Republicans of fascism, his DHS has published a cartoon on Facebook urging children to report their parents to federal authorities if their parents post something called covid disinformation.”

Washington Post says: This is completely untrue

“Germany’s Ministry of Health found that 1 in 5,000 Germans have suffered ‘serious side effects after a COVID-19 vaccine.”

FactCheck.org says: The figures, which pertain to doses not people, come from the country’s Paul-Ehrlich-Institut, which publishes periodic reports on suspected side effects “regardless of the causal link to the vaccination."

“In fact, it’s looking likely that the vaccine might suppress the immune system.”

FactCheck.org says: It’s not “fact” that the vaccines suppress the immune system, nor is there any reliable evidence to suggest that it could be true. He cherry-picks and misrepresents a study to make his flawed case.

“If the [COVID-19] vaccine works — and they assure us adamantly that it does work and they punish us if we question how well it works — then how can the unvaccinated possibly pose a threat to the vaccinated?”

FactCheck.org says: Vaccines are not 100% effective, so there is a chance that an unvaccinated person could infect a vaccinated person -- particularly the vulnerable, such as elderly and immunocompromised individuals.

“The guy in charge of America’s response to COVID turns out to be the guy who funded the creation of COVID. We’re speaking of Tony Fauci.”

“More than 3,000 people have died after getting COVID-19 vaccines, according to Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.”

FactCheck.org says: VAERS accepts any reports of adverse side effects following vaccination to help regulators detect potential problems, and anyone can submit a report.

“Between late December of 2020 and last month, a total of 3,362 people apparently died after getting the COVID vaccine in the United States … The actual number is almost certainly higher.”

“Why, for example, does [National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director] Tony Fauci say you have to wear a mask after you get the vaccine?”

FactCheck.org says: CDC recommends vaccinated people wear masks in public for a few reasons, including a high rate of infection, concern about variants & the need for more research on whether asymptomatic vaccinated people can infect others

“Maybe (the COVID-19 vaccine) doesn't work, and they're simply not telling you that.”

“According to a recent CDC report, "almost everyone — 85% — who got the coronavirus in July was wearing a mask, and they were infected anyway. So clearly (wearing a mask) doesn’t work the way they tell us it works.”

“To children and the vast majority of young and middle-aged adults and the vast majority of teachers, (the coronavirus) poses virtually zero threat.”

“The (corona)virus just isn’t nearly as deadly as we thought it was.”