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Fact-check: “Trump made fun of a handicapped man in a press conference in New York City”
Verdict: Misleading (55% confidence)
Documented evidence indicates Trump did perform an impression mocking the physical movements of Serge Kovaleski, a reporter with a disability, at a campaign rally — not a press conference in New York City. The core claim that Trump mocked a disabled individual is substantially supported, but the specific characterization of the event as a 'press conference in New York City' is not corroborated by available evidence, which describes the incident as occurring at a campaign rally.
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