Joe Biden

“People have lost faith in the ability of the vaccine to work. Already, the numbers are really staggeringly low.”

PolitiFact says: Polls show lower-than-ideal numbers of Americans who are willing to take a coronavirus vaccine. But there's still time for those numbers to rise as regulators approve vaccines and the initial rollout proceeds.

“666,000 teachers have been laid off already since March.”

“The law governing the transition of presidential power “doesn’t require there to be an absolute winner. It says the ‘apparent' winner.”

PolitiFact says: The primary law governing transitions, the Presidential Transition Act, took effect in 1964 and has been updated on several occasions. It uses the term “apparent” winner.

“His chief of staff last week said, ‘We’re going to do nothing about the virus. It’s here.’”

FactCheck.org says: White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows actually said, “We are not going to control the pandemic. We are going to control the fact that we get vaccines, therapeutics and other mitigation areas.”

“I’ve released 22 years of my tax returns. You can go online and look. (Donald Trump) hasn’t released one.”

“En cuanto a los bajos salarios y las limitadas prestaciones de los trabajadores de la salud que trabajan a domicilio, el 40% sigue recibiendo cupones para alimentos o Medicaid”

“Says President Donald Trump "thinks that $15 an hour minimum wage is too much for essential workers.”

PolitiFact says: Trump’s administration issued clear opposition to a $15 minimum wage bill that passed the House in 2019. However, in a debate Trump did say that he’d “consider it to an extent. … in a second administration.”

“If we just made every corporation pay a minimum 15% tax ... that raises over $400 billion," which would pay for his free-tuition plan.”

FactCheck.org says: Several independent tax groups that have analyzed Biden's tax plan say the corporate minimum tax would raise half (or less) what the Biden campaign estimates.

“38,000 prisioneros fueron liberados de prisiones federales”

“38,000 prisoners were released from federal prison” during the Obama administration.”

FactCheck.org says: When measuring from December 31, 2008, to December 31, 2016, the number of prisoners in federal custody declined by about 12,000.

“As part of the Obama administration's criminal justice reforms, “38,000 prisoners were released from federal prison.”

“Nos enteramos de que este presidente hace negocios en China y tiene una cuenta bancaria secreta en China”

“Not one single person with private insurance" lost their insurance "under Obamacare … unless they chose they wanted to go to something else.”

PolitiFact says: This is a variation of a claim that earned President Barack Obama our Lie of the Year in 2013. Some 4 million did see their plans revoked, and even if they found new coverage, they were faced with the hassle of changing.

“Says Donald Trump “is pushing to slash Medicare benefits.”

PolitiFact says: Overall, the context linking Trump’s position on the legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act and its impact on Medicare benefits is missing from the ad.

“Trump dijo 'no se preocupen (por el coronavirus), quizás si se inyectan cloro...' y luego dijo que estaba bromeando”

“Biden dice que habrán otras 200,000 muertes más entre ahora y fin de año en Estados Unidos”

“But you know what Mitch McConnell said recently about helping the states and cities [during the pandemic]. He said, quote, ‘Let them go bankrupt.’”

FactCheck.org says: McConnell said bankruptcy should be a legal option for states facing money woes unrelated to the coronavirus, such as debt due to pension programs.

“Los asesores de Trump aseguraron que se salvarían 100,000 vidas si se usan mascarillas”

“Más de 20,000 de ellos luchan contra el coronavirus en la primera línea de batalla”

“The Trump administration eliminated funding for community policing.”