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PolitiFact says: Jones has not voted for federal funding of “late-term abortions.” He supports laws that allow abortions beyond a certain number of weeks in order to protect the health of the mother.
FactCheck.org says: The WHO didn't say Trump was right and has not changed its position on lockdowns. The WHO has never recommended lockdowns as the primary strategy to control the virus but recognizes that in some cases they may be needed.
FactCheck.org says: Studies show that some people have immune cells known as T cells that can recognize SARS-CoV-2. But it’s not known what that means yet -- and there’s no reason to think it would prevent someone from becoming infected.
FactCheck.org says: Fauci was referring to the efforts of federal public health officials, not specifically to Trump. Even though they are members of the Trump administration, that is not the same thing as praising Trump's response.
FactCheck.org says: Uganda's low COVID-19 numbers have not been due to widespread use of hydroxychloroquine, but through other measures taken by the government, including mandated lockdowns and face masks.
Vera Files says: This contradicts Go's stance in April 2020, when he said he had "extra" body bags for "drug addicts and peddlers of fake news," and November 2019, when he questioned the Commission on Human Rights for protecting "crimin…
PolitiFact says: The full context of the quote shows that Fauci was talking about the White House coronavirus task force and the mobilization of the federal government more generally.
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.
PolitiFact says: Biden and Harris have not said they support abortion up to the moment of birth. They support Roe vs. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court case that legalized abortion and allowed states to regulate it after viability.
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.