Plainly put, Sanders has not released any full federal tax return -- and earns Four Pinocchios.
The ad uses clever wording to mislead viewers and earns Two Pinocchios.
Trump yet again earns Four Pinocchios. No matter how you slice it, the math simply does not add up.
Highlights
Once again, politicians and the media blithely repeat a Four-Pinocchio statistic on sex trafficking that does not hold up to scrutiny.
Depending on the estimate cited, the number of victims changes by tens of millions.
Hillary Clinton says the Sanders campaign is "lying" about oil industry contributions. We check the math.
Fiorina, a surrogate for Sen. Ted Cruz, makes a sweeping but false claim about Clinton's abortion stance.
Trump should drop this comparison, which lacks historical context and is not really comparable to his own shift on abortion.
Trump's claims about NATO are confusing and wrong, depending on how you do the math.
Chelsea Clinton oversimplified two components of her mother’s college affordability plan and bungled her talking points.
Trump blames Time magazine for giving him incorrect information, but the magazine got it right and Trump got it wrong.
