“I am especially proud to be the first President in decades who has started no new wars.”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This needs context as it depends on how you define war.
BBC Reality Check
BBC Reality Check was the fact-checking service of the BBC in the United Kingdom.
“Antifa disguised as Trump supporters were involved in the riot at the capitol”
BBC Reality Check rated this: No evidence to support these claims.
“They're shredding ballots. And you should look at that very carefully. Because that's so illegal.”
BBC Reality Check rated this: There is no evidence of malpractice.
“There is "not a real medical pandemic”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is false.
“Congress party politician Amarinder Singh is working against the farmers' interests”
BBC Reality Check rated this: The photo provoking this speculation is from 2017.
“The Covid-19 vaccine will "alter my DNA”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is false. The Covid-19 vaccine does not alter DNA.
“All schoolchildren will be weighed in September”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is misleading. There are no plans to do this.
“Vaccines killed 50 million people during the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is false - there was no vaccine at the time.
“Image shows the lights out at the White House”
BBC Reality Check rated this: The image is old and has been edited
“Claims that George Soros is "funding" demonstrations after the death of George Floyd”
BBC Reality Check rated this: We found no evidence to support this theory
“Fruit peel and hot water can help cure Covid-19”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is misleading and inhaling steam can be dangerous
“Indian Council of Medical Research research shows 0.8m Indians would have caught coronavirus if the lockdown hadn't been imposed”
BBC Reality Check rated this: False. the Indian Health Ministry says there's no such study
“Bill Gates owns a patent on coronavirus”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This claim is false
“A letter from Johns Hopkins University with advice to avoid "contagion”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Fake - Johns Hopkins did not write the letter
“Drinking water or keeping your throat wet can stop you catching coronavirus”
BBC Reality Check rated this: There is no evidence for this
“Only those earning over £80,000 per year will see a tax increase under Labour's plans”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Not the full story
“£80,000 salary is nowhere near in the top 5%...not even in the top 50%”
BBC Reality Check rated this: This is not correct
“Labour would spend an additional £1.2tn over the next five years”
BBC Reality Check rated this: Misleading figures