Snopes, a fact-checking website, has ruled that former President Donald Trump never praised neo-Nazis at a Charlottesville protest as ‘very fine people,’ contradicting a common narrative used by Democrats. This ruling has angered liberals and could potentially hinder Biden’s attack strategy in the upcoming debates.
President Biden’s recent interview with CNN was riddled with false and misleading statements, prompting fact checkers to denounce his claims as “a lie a minute.” From boasting about his job creation record to downplaying inflation, Biden’s statements were met with widespread criticism.
A video circulating online claiming that South Indian superstar Allu Arjun is campaigning for the Congress party in the ongoing general elections is false. The video is from an India Day parade held in New York in 2022, where Arjun participated as the Grand Marshal. The actor has not endorsed any political party or candidate. Fact-checking organizations and social media users have debunked the misleading caption.
Following the first day of testimony in his hush-money trial, former President Donald Trump launched into an impromptu speech outside the courtroom. However, MSNBC cut away from the broadcast to fact-check Trump’s numerous false claims, including that the case is about a $130,000 payoff and that he had no knowledge of the hush-money payments. The case actually revolves around the falsification of business records related to Trump’s efforts to conceal an extramarital affair with adult film actress Stormy Daniels prior to the 2016 presidential election.
