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Find the Quote. Expose the Spin. SpinkillerAI is an AI-powered fact-checking platform for investigating public figures and verifying statements against primary sources.

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Public Claim Archive

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  1. Donations to Let's Feed The Children are multiplied by 8 — Misleading
  2. Cats can't see colors — False
  3. Elon Musk pays no income tax — False
  4. A State has elected a Black governor — True
  5. An earthquake hit Hawaii in August 2026 — True
  6. Susan Collins changed her position many times — Partly True
  7. Donald Trump switched his endorsement from Byron Donalds to James Fishback — False
  8. Medicare for all would cost trillions a year that Americans would pay through higher income taxes — Partly True
  9. A judge released the woman who vandalized the World War II memorial from being held in custody — True
  10. Trump said tariffs cut the trade deficit with China — True
  11. Fauci never told anyone that schools should be closed — False
  12. Elon Musk pays no income tax — False
  13. Medicare for all would cost trillions a year that Americans would pay through higher income taxes — Partly True
  14. Certain areas in the US have more job opportunities for recent college graduates — True
  15. Donations to Let's Feed The Children are multiplied by 8 — Misleading
  16. There is fraud in Minnesota — True
  17. Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed's mother, Fatten Elkomy, worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency, and it FUNDED TERRORISTS — Partly True
  18. Natalie Harp is a bone cancer survivor who only lived because Trump greenlit the right to try an experimental treatment. She went to work for him after recovery. — Partly True
  19. Wild fires are burning in many areas — True
  20. Trump said tariffs cut the trade deficit with China — True
  21. Certain areas in the US have more job opportunities for recent college graduates — True
  22. The United States has the highest healthcare costs in the world — Mostly True
  23. Elon Musk pays no income tax — Misleading
  24. Fauci never told anyone that schools should be closed — False
  25. Cats can't see colors — False
  26. Donations to Let's Feed The Children are multiplied by 8 — Unverifiable
  27. Medicare for all would cost trillions a year that Americans would pay through higher income taxes — Misleading
  28. For decades before Trump took office, South Korea spent substantial sums to share the cost of the US military presence in the country; its cost-sharing "Special Measures Agreement… — Mostly True
  29. Based on scientific surveys of noncitizens combined with voter registration records, fewer than 1 percent of noncitizens in the United States are illegally registered to vote. — Partly True
  30. Relative to the rates at which people of different races commit murder, black people in the U.S. are more likely to be killed by police than other races. — Misleading
  31. Police are more likely to use lethal force when arresting black people than when arresting white people. — Mostly True
  32. Based on scientific surveys of non-citizens combined with voter registration records, less than 1% of non-citizens in the U.S. are illegally registered to vote. — Partly True
  33. The reflecting pool damage was due to vandalism — False
  34. Bitcoin is projected to rise in value over the next few years. — Partly True
  35. Medicaid fraud in Minnesota was rampant — Misleading
  36. Medicare fraud in Minnesota was rampant — Unverifiable
  37. Medicare fund in Minneapolis was rampant — Unverifiable
  38. Most students at Manchester Community College in CT go on to attend other colleges. — False
  39. South Korea was not paying for the full cost of the American military operations and facilities stationed in and operating in South Korea — True
  40. President Trump consults with attorney Alan Dershowitz — Mostly True
  41. The US has total control of the Strait of Hormuz — False
  42. President Trump says the U.S. has complete control of the Strait of Hormuz — False
  43. Texas has a higher threshold for felonies than does CA — Mostly True
  44. Texas raised its dollar threshold for felony before CA — False
  45. Blanch will distance himself from the president — Misleading
  46. The organizations protesting AI data centers were for wind farms and solar farms and opposed nuclear energy. — Partly True
  47. Ossoff intimates that Trump has an unusual relationship with Harp — Mostly True
  48. Eric Swalwell had an inappropriate relationship with a Chinese spy while he was serving in Congress. — Partly True
  49. The United States has the highest healthcare costs in the world — Mostly True
  50. When governments force private health insurance companies to issue coverage to uninsured people with preexisting conditions, governments pay for the bulk of the added costs. — Misleading