Fact-checking Donald Trump’s Fox News town hall in Scranton
President Donald Trump made a series of misleading statements about the coronavirus and his Democratic rivals at his first town hall event of 2020.
President Donald Trump made a series of misleading statements about the coronavirus and his Democratic rivals at his first town hall event of 2020.
The statements by Obama are real, but the ad omits the dates that Obama made these statements and the full context of his remarks.
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