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The Washington Post's database counted an average number of falsehoods by Donald Trump over his four-year presidency, with methodology explaining what was counted and why.
There is no single, authoritative tally of “lies” Donald Trump has told in his second term available in the provided reporting; fact‑checking outlets and news organizations document many repeated fals...
The best-documented tally of false statements attributed to during his first presidential term is “false or misleading claims,” a figure compiled by ’s Fact Checker and widely cited across outlets and...
The short answer: public fact‑checking projects have documented tens of thousands of , with one high‑profile count of 30,573 false or misleading claims during his alone , while other trackers and fact...
The best-published tally from mainstream fact‑checking projects attributes roughly 30,000–31,000 false or misleading public claims to during his four years in office—most commonly cited as 30,573 by ’...
Three major, publicly referenced fact‑checking operations tracked Donald Trump’s statements during his presidency, but they produced very different tallies because they used different scopes and metho...
Donald Trump’s record of repeated falsehoods is both vast in scale and distinctive in pattern: fact-checkers tallied roughly 30,573 false claims by the end of his first presidency and described an ave...