SpinkillerAI — AI-Powered Fact-Checker

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

Spin Tracker

Enter any public figure's name and a topic. SpinkillerAI searches verified quotes, speeches, interviews, and voting records to surface position changes, flip-flops, and contradictions — with direct source citations and a shareable dossier.

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Claim Tracker

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Public Claim Archive

Browse public claims fact-checked by SpinkillerAI, with verdicts and linked evidence.

  1. european stocks have out performed us stocks this past year — Partly True
  2. SNAP is highly fraudulent — Misleading
  3. AI will be good for the American worker — Partly True
  4. Republicans will lose the house and senate in the next general election — Unverifiable
  5. The DOJ has the authority to structure settlements which include the funding of money for claims by claimants who were deemed to have been harmed by the government — Mostly True
  6. Is the suit by Trump against the IRS which led to a settlement of 1.8 billion dollars legal or constitutional? — Unverifiable
  7. The Republican effort to redraw Congressional districts in several states, without consideration for race, is racist. — Unverifiable
  8. Senator Gillibrand has never been on a private jet. — False
  9. The new tax policy will increase the deficit by $2 trillion over 10 years. — Mostly True
  10. Larry David's wife left him and married Al Gore — False
  11. I've seen great results using the Helio Pet red light therapy device — it's safe, non-invasive, and helps pets move with less pain. — Partly True
  12. Cuba is running out of oil — True
  13. Kentucky Congressman Massie a Libertarian — Partly True
  14. Cuba has no electricity as a result of the US blockade — Misleading
  15. The Antarctic ice shelf is disappearing — Misleading
  16. Ceiling fans should be turning in anti-clockwise during the summer. — True
  17. Students who are graduating from college are going to have a more difficult time finding jobs than students who graduated 5 years ago. — Mostly True
  18. The US has blocked Anthropic from doing business with the Pentagon. — Mostly True
  19. Did Ilan Omar marry her brother to gain US citizenship? — False
  20. Has the IRGC sent their money out of Iran. Are they going to secretly leave Iran and seek asylum in Russia — Partly True
  21. The United States has the highest healthcare costs in the world — True
  22. Violent crime in the United States is at an all-time high — False
  23. Is the head of the Manhattan Institute anti Israel? — Unverifiable
  24. The new tax policy will increase the deficit by $2 trillion over 10 years. — Partly True
  25. Solar power and wind power can meet all of energy needs for the U.S. — False
  26. The US national debt has doubled in the last 10 years — Mostly True
  27. Undocumented immigrants commit more crimes than native-born citizens — False
  28. Money — Unverifiable
  29. Ivanka Trump was profiting from her father's presidency. — Mostly True
  30. Hillary Clinton, through her campaign, funded the Steele Dossier. — Mostly True
  31. The administration has forgiven $140 billion in student loan debt for 4 million borrowers. — Mostly True
  32. The French are happy with their healthcare system. — Partly True
  33. The new tax policy will increase the deficit by $2 trillion over 10 years. — Partly True
  34. Violent crime in the United States is at an all-time high — False
  35. The US spends more on its military than the next 10 countries combined — Partly True
  36. Yale athletic director DEI hire is alienating many coaches — Misleading
  37. In the summer of 2025, at the behest of President Trump, the state legislature in Texas redrew their congressional districts mid-decade… the explicit goal of redrawing the map was… — True
  38. President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order modifying the scope of the reciprocal tariffs that he first announced on April 2, 2025, and establishing a framework to impleme… — Partly True
  39. Studies from Stanford, MIT, and others, have found biased results and partisan leanings (bias) or sentiments in generative AI searches and AI Chat tools — Mostly True
  40. Using a single AI product as your primary research tool is likely to give you biased responses — Mostly True
  41. The United States has the highest healthcare costs in the world — True
  42. What is the best tooth whitening toothpaste — Unverifiable
  43. Is Smile active as good as advertised — Misleading
  44. Is Purely White Deluxe powder as good as advertised — Unverifiable
  45. The US spends more on its military than the next 10 countries combined — Partly True
  46. What percentage of Newsmax broadcast is news and what percentage is advertising and is the advertising increasing — Unverifiable
  47. Has the Wall Street Journal become More liberal in its content? — Unverifiable
  48. Difference between a democracy and a republic — Partly True
  49. Are the French people happy with their medical care? — Partly True
  50. We went about trying to negotiate a diplomatic agreement that would get the enriched uranium out of Iran, that would assure they could not get to a nuclear weapon without us knowi… — Misleading