White House, Trump’s first 100 days ‘hoaxes and lies’ truth was checked

White House, President Donald Trump has published a list of “the most heating Hoaxes” in the first 100 days in the first 100 days

Trump management made a publication Press release To announce, “President Donald J. Trump stops in fake news that suffers from the cunning and their democrat and allies, from the Democrats and their allies, Trump Dermagement Syndrome.”

The management continued the list of 57 HOAxes spread by critics, media and democrats.

“Hoax: Rep. Eric SWALWELL (D-CA)” President Trump did not chair more plane crashes in the office in the office for the first month.

Transportation of the Transport Department Then another plane crashed that the President had occurred during Biden, as this was due to January 21, 2021 in the United States on February 17, 2021 on February 17, 2021 on February 3, 2021.

President Donald Trump speaks at a working session at the State Dining Work session in Washington on Friday, February 21. (Through the pool)

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Another controversial dispute was about whether millions were spent on the genital experience in the mice during Biden.

“Hoax: Fake News President Trump’s, President Trump’s, Biden’s leadership, who tried to claim the fact” to the “Mouse Transgender”, ‘he said.

CNN journalist Deirde McPhillips first initially said the “fictional claim”, which was $ 8 million in Trump’s “mouse transmerist” CNN eventually made this claim.

“The White House list, in speech, which is not to understand how these treatments can affect the health of people who accept these treatments, but the fact of the fact. “The previous version of this article is characterized as a claim of fake Trump as a claim for the federal money for the” mouse transgort “. The article has been updated with the context of the costs of the effectiveness of the treatment used in terms of sexual confirmation.”

Trump’s flagship was introduced in 2015 in 2015 and deported illegal immigrants. (Reuters)

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“HOAX: Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) and Chicago State Schools officials, Ice agents claimed that there was a” raid “in a primary school, including Chicago Tribune.

Ice, Chicago’s yards is never going to Hamline Primary School behind the neighborhood, and the US Secret Service, said that the agents of the Secret Service have stopped a threat to an identified government official. Chicago public schools later admitted their mistakes, He confirmed that the school system would not be associated with the federal immigration authorities of the school system.

Progressive Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson continued to adjust the record.

“Today, secret service agents, John H. Hamline Primary School, John H. Hamline Primary School.

Chicago Tribune Initially, an article published an article published, “Ice agents rejected the entrance to Chicago Primary School, and CPS officials say.” The title of the article has been overhauled since then, “Ice visit to Chicago school was in fact secret service.”

Tulsi Gabbard, on February 12, 2025, in the White House in the White House in the Washington, the Prosecutor General of the Prosecutor’s office as a national intelligence director. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

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“Hoax: AP’s National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbardin said President Trump’s President Vladimir Putin was a” very good friend “.” White House “wrote.

This Associated Press retreated The story said, “Association Press,” About Us Tulsa Gabbard, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin ‘He said. Gabbard Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will publish a corrected version of the story. “

Speech, Gabbardin Modi and Trump’ın good friends continued to publish an updated piece, the registration of an original editor, deleting the original article “Error report”.

Fox News’ Andrew Mark Miller, Lindsay Kornick, Danielle Wallace and Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.