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Oct 12, 2026

Andrew DayGUEST
7:34
I mean, they're just perennially pretty bad at hitting Trump.
Andrew DayGUEST
7:36
And they just give him know basically you know free advertising or whatever it's called which he's really good at he's good at getting in the media generating these controversies and then ultimately seeming vindicated because they just can't actually hit him where it hurts i will say i i saw that they were doing a little bit of a better job like if you look at factcheck.org and they look at this nebraska campaign rally i'm sure during the russia collusion era they were saying you know that these were factual claims that he was colluding with russia but on this occasion they dug deep into the context They look at his wording in previous speeches where he uses the let them take out formulation, and they conclude actually he wasn't inviting Iran to nuke Los Angeles and San Diego.
Andrew DayGUEST
8:18
He's just speaking off the cuff and in a kind of garbled way.
Kyle AnzaloneHOST
8:22
Yeah, no, I do think that even the mainstream media in general, even somebody like Joe Scarborough has handled Trump better the second time around than they did the first one.
WendyHOST
5:24
But, you know, I just looked at some...
WendyHOST
5:29
I went by... very reputable organizations like factcheck.org, Associated Press, Reuters, and looked for obvious lies that Trump and the administration has told.
WendyHOST
5:43
And there are huge lies in here.
WendyHOST
5:45
I mean...
Alex WagnerHOST
37:42
Yeah, but at least he also accomplished very little.
Alex WagnerHOST
37:45
Factcheck.org found in late 2015 that Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz combined had sponsored just two enacted bills.
Alex WagnerHOST
37:53
Nevertheless, the GOP tapped him to deliver his party's response to the 2013 State of the Union.
Alex WagnerHOST
37:59
The only thing, of course, that anybody remembers from this response is the time he took a drink of water.
John McGinnessHOST
4:53
In fact, to the best of my knowledge, he had not seen it or read it or had any knowledge of it, uh, whatsoever.
John McGinnessHOST
4:58
In fact, factcheck.org has rated the, uh, precise trick being attempted here, associating the Social Security proposals in this document with people who did not sign it as false.
John McGinnessHOST
5:10
Last election, KCRA itself called out this same trick, rating a claim by the Morse campaign as false.
John McGinnessHOST
5:17
The reality is Congressman Kiley is opposed to raising the Social Security retirement age or cutting benefits in any way, shape, or form.
Andrew DayGUEST
8:19
I will say I, I saw that they were doing a little bit of a better job.
Andrew DayGUEST
8:22
Like, if you look at factcheck.org and they look at this Nebraska campaign rally, I'm sure during the Russia collusion era, they were saying, you know, that these were factual claims that he was colluding with Russia.
Andrew DayGUEST
8:34
But on this occasion, they dug deep into the context.
Andrew DayGUEST
8:37
They look at his wording in previous speeches where he uses the "let them take out" formulation, and they conclude actually he wasn't inviting Iran to nuke Los Angeles and San Diego.
Harry SissonHOST
10:37
So of course, that's not true.
Harry SissonHOST
10:39
Uh, factcheck.org did this very, very long article where they address all the different conflicts that Donald Trump claims to have solved but of course has not.
Harry SissonHOST
10:47
These wars, many of them are still ongoing or, you know, he says that he has secured a peace deal.
Harry SissonHOST
10:52
The peace deal hasn't been signed.
Brad StaggsHOST
80:48
Sure.
Brad StaggsHOST
80:49
Um, factcheck.org says the economy regained millions of jobs lost during the coronavirus pandemic.
Brad StaggsHOST
81:00
Regained millions of jobs lost.
Ron PhillipsHOST
81:02
That's a given.
Dale JacksonHOST
57:06
It misinterprets the meaning, but they don't care.
Dale JacksonHOST
57:09
Factcheck.org said a more plausible reading is that Trump meant the war would keep Iran from threatening US cities, and that higher gas prices are a small price to pay i- in comparison to, you know, major American cities being hit.
Dale JacksonHOST
57:28
But that's not going to stop them, uh, because the dishonesty must, uh, reign supreme.
Dale JacksonHOST
57:34
It has to.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:30
Nobody looks at the legacy media like that, especially outlets like Reuters.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:36
Copies of these flight logs can be seen online, uploaded by Gawker.com and FactCheck.org. Reuters found no mention of Bill Gates in the first collection of flight logs and only one instance in the second.
Bobby CapucciHOST
9:49
The log shows Bill Gates noted as a passenger on March 1st, 2013, from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey to Palm Beach International Airport, Florida, not to Little Saint James.
Bobby CapucciHOST
10:01
So that's not a big deal? It, it's only a big deal if he goes to Little Saint James? That's the only place people were abused? Breaking news, Reuters.
Julie KoehrerHOST
35:10
I can't see anything.
Jason PadgettHOST
35:11
Factcheck.org.
Julie KoehrerHOST
35:11
Factcheck.org.
Julie KoehrerHOST
35:14
It has nothing to do with Biden.
Jason PadgettHOST
35:15
But-

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