President of the United States. 1,168 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2018 to 2026. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
FactCheck.org says: An audit, including a hand recount, conducted in December 2020 had confirmed Antrim County's election results.
FactCheck.org says: The supposed evidence in the film is speculative and does not provide the “definitive” proof that Trump and the filmmakers claim.
PolitiFact says: According to Georgia law, Raffensperger was required to forward the challenge to an administrative law judge who held a hearing in the case April 22.
FactCheck.org says: Trump signed into law a bill in December 2019 that included sanctions against companies building Nord Stream 2. But the pipeline was about 90% complete at the time, and construction started up again in December 2020.
Washington Post says: Biden's business partner Devon Archer transferred the funds.
FactCheck.org says: When Trump took office as president in January 2017, the reserve held 695.1 million barrels of crude oil. The last full week before he left office in January 2021, it held 638.1 million barrels, or about 8% less.
PolitiFact says: The Strategic Petroleum Reserve has been entirely full as recently as the early 2010s. For almost a decade before Trump took office, the stockpile was generally 90% full or higher.
PolitiFact says: At the height of the supply chain problem, some stores did not have bread, but today, stores have plenty.
FactCheck.org says: Whether the U.S. was "energy independent" depends on how the term is defined. In many cases, the country still relied on imports of foreign sources of energy, including oil.
Washington Post says: The Obama administration gave more than blankets. Trump provided Javelins with great restrictions
PolitiFact says: An ad from a PAC affiliated with Donald Trump mischaracterizes a special counsel’s court filing. The filing does not allege that Hillary Clinton spied on Trump.
FactCheck.org says: If Trump was talking about oil, the U.S. has been buying oil from Russia for years. And increasing production to 2020 levels does not mean that the U.S. would no longer need to rely on imports from Russia.
Washington Post says: Trump is citing a new filing by special counsel John Durham, but it doesnt say what Trump says
PolitiFact says: Constitutional and election law legal scholars across the political spectrum find that the Electoral Count Act does not give the vice president the power to dispute state-certified electoral votes.
PolitiFact says: People who are immunocompromised are prioritized for oral COVID-19 treatments regardless of race. Non-white race and Hispanic ethnicity are part of a long list of risk factors providers should consider.
FactCheck.org says: There are enough COVID-19 vaccine doses to vaccinate everyone. NY state says health providers should consider being Black or Hispanic a risk factor when prioritizing therapeutics, but no one is denied care based on race.
PolitiFact says: The Senate Democrats’ Freedom to Vote Act includes a list of more than one dozen forms of ID that should be accepted in states that require an ID to vote. It also includes a workaround for voters who lack ID.
PolitiFact says: In 2021, evidence mounted that when fraud occurred, it was isolated and in such small numbers that it did not change the outcome of the election.
Washington Post says: One year after the attack, despite the post-attack spin, here's what is clear.
PolitiFact says: The national average price for gasoline when Trump left the White House was $2.38, or about 28% higher than what he said it was.