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“A new, independent study put out last week found that at least 55 of our largest corporations used various loopholes to pay zero federal income tax in 2020.”

PolitiFact says: A study was released days earlier by a non-governmental group that concluded that at least 55 large companies paid zero federal income taxes in 2020.

“After learning some officers are Jewish, “Ilhan Omar says police shouldn’t exist.”

“Black Lives Matter protest at Iowa Capitol was an “insurrection” like that on Jan. 6 at the U.S. Capitol.”

PolitiFact says: Organizers of a Black Lives Matter-related rally obtained a permit, entered the Iowa Capitol in an orderly way and protested bills. One arrest was made. Five died after the Jan. 6 US Capitol insurrection.

“DMX received COVID vaccine days before heart attack.”

“Donald Trump indicted Amy Coney Barrett.”

“George Floyd’s younger brother, Dejywan Floyd, has been arrested in North Carolina for a ‘road rage’ shooting of a white couple, killing the mother of six sitting in the passenger seat.”

“Residents of New York state “pay the highest taxes in the nation.”

PolitiFact says: According to a comprehensive study by the Tax Foundation, New York does have the highest overall tax burden in the United States.

“We have encountered the largest surge of migrants (at the southern border) in the last 20 years.”

“Kids at the border: 2,600 highest number Trump, 12,000 currently under Biden.”

PolitiFact says: Under President Trump, the number of children crossing the Mexico border who were held in temporary U.S. Customs and Border Protection custody peaked at 2,600, in June 2019. That figure is now around 4,200, not 12,000.

“Officer Derek Chauvin’s knee was not on George Floyd's neck.”

PolitiFact says: The only time Chauvin's knee wasn't on Floyd's neck was in the last few seconds, after the EMTs arrived.

“Chauvin’s lawyer just played a short excerpt of George Floyd — while being held on the ground — screaming out, ‘Ahhh! I ate too many drugs!’”

“New poll indicates” Joe Biden’s “approval at 11%, the lowest approval rating of any president in American history — Gallup via Daily Caller.”

PolitiFact says: Biden’s approval rating in the latest Gallup poll is 54%. An averaging of approval polls says his approval rating is 53.2%.

“Says it doesn't make sense for young adults to get the vaccine since they "really are not under that much of a threat as a result of this virus.”

“You go to a gun show, you can buy whatever you want, and no background check.”

PolitiFact says: If you go to a gun show and buy a firearm from a federally licensed seller, you will have to pass a background check. You would only escape a background check at a gun show if you buy from an unlicensed seller.

“Colorado “requires photo ID to vote in person, requires signature verification for mail-in ballots, which Georgia got rid of, and prevents campaign workers from giving food, water to voters within 100 feet if they’re wearing campaign apparel.”

PolitiFact says: Colorado does not require a photo ID to vote in person. It does verify signatures on a mail-in ballot against its database of voter signatures, a process Georgia replaced with a new requirement for proof of identity.

“Former Las Vegas Raiders offensive tackle Bruce Campbell involved in altercation.”

PolitiFact says: The claim that it was ex-NFL player Bruce Campbell appears to have originated as an attempted joke. There’s no evidence a man in the video is Campbell.

“Over the past decade, drug prices have risen at three times the rate of inflation.”

“President Joe Biden’s infrastructure proposal “is fully paid for. Across 15 years, it would raise all of the revenue needed for these once-in-a-lifetime investments.”

PolitiFact says: Two independent analyses back up the notion that the new spending will be evened out by the new revenue raised under the plan after 15 years.

“Report: Biden administration busing ‘thousands’ of illegals to red states to get permanent status.”

PolitiFact says: The report says migrants crossing the border from Mexico are being bused “throughout the nation’s interior," including more states that are blue or swing states, not red.

“Says Georgia “has more day-of voting rights than Colorado.”

PolitiFact says: Colorado offers more voting options on election day. The states use different voting systems, and 94% of Colorado's vote was by mail.