The Fact Checker has evaluated false statements President Trump has made repeatedly and analyzed how often he reiterates them.
President Trump rarely stops repeating false statements in response to fact checks, so 14 of his repeated claims make the initial list.
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.
Data are merely weapons to be used to make a rhetorical point, rather than information that might inform policymaking.
A section of President Trump's interview with The Washington Post utterly confused readers. We try to steer our way through the rhetoric.
Here's a guide to nine false or misleading statements made by the president in his interview with The Washington Post
Republicans often suggest they were just one vote from victory. But there were negotiations and many more votes to come, with the outcome in doubt.
Vice President Pence and the State Department defend reporters overseas. But their efforts are undercut by the president's rhetoric on “fake news” and “enemy of the people.”
Election fraud, the Mueller investigation, the midterm elections and the Affordable Care Act — there were a lot of subjects subject to presidential misinformation in Trump's interview with the Daily Caller.
The self-described “democratic socialist” keeps making statements that are false, misleading or incorrect