Trump uses anecdote as evidence to justify his deportation proposal for undocumented immigrants. But the facts don't support him.
A TV host yet again fails to challenge Trump when he repeats this falsehood.
A tax return actually is a very revealing document, which is why many try to keep it secret.
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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.
The secretary of state used a lowball figure that does not reflect the gains Iran made from the deal
The ad distorts a loaded term to make it seem as if public money is involved in the Puerto Rico debt relief plan.
Clinton fell back on one of her favorite lines to explain the email controversy. But it's still misleading.
Donald Trump repeatedly claims that Bill Clinton "signed" NAFTA. But it was actually George H.W. Bush.
There's no evidence to support this zombie claim, yet again earning Trump Four Pinocchios.
