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Six of the most read fact checks were about President Trump, which should not be a surprise given how he dominates the news.
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We quizzed Americans about 11 false Trump claims. Only his most fervent supporters tended to believe them.
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He has repeatedly suggested that President Barack Obama gave $150 billion in taxpayer funds to Iran. That's false.
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The president fired off a bunch of faulty claims about the border wall. Schumer called him out for his Bottomless Pinocchios.
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The president's latest tweets mangle the facts on French protests, NATO funding, the cost of the Russia investigation, the hush-money payments to his alleged mistresses, and more.
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President Trump rarely stops repeating false statements in response to fact checks, so 14 of his repeated claims make the initial list.
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The senator from Ohio said GM's tax rate would be cut in half if it moved its Lordstown plant to Mexico. That's open to interpretation.
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Data are merely weapons to be used to make a rhetorical point, rather than information that might inform policymaking.
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The same article she referenced on Twitter would have set her straight. Instead, she gets Four Pinocchios.
