“White House touts arrests of more than 4,000 criminal illegal immigrants in Minneapolis:” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The White House’s claim that more than 4,000 “criminal illegal immigrants” were arrested in Minneapolis during Operation Metro Surge is partially accurate with respect to the number of individuals apprehended. However, independent investigations and leaked ICE data show that only a small fraction of those arrested were actually convicted of violent or serious crimes. A significant majority of…
“Trump Announces Dramatic Drop in Ozempic Price:” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s announcement that Ozempic prices would drop dramatically via the TrumpRx.gov portal is numerically accurate with respect to advertised prices: the cash price is indeed as low as $199, and the average price is $350, per month. The government platform and its supporting statements match these figures. Percent-discount claims (74-81%) from list price are mathematically correct. However,…
“Biggest thing in healthcare in decades: White House launches TrumpRx to lower prescription drug prices:” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The claim that “TrumpRx is the biggest thing in healthcare in decades” significantly exaggerates the actual scope and impact of the program. TrumpRx, launched by the White House, provides discounted direct-to-consumer prices for a limited set of medications primarily benefiting uninsured, cash-paying patients. Policy experts and healthcare analysts affirm that while some groups, like those needing certain weight…
“I just approved $60.6 Million Dollars for the Great State for Tennessee (which I won three times!), for the severe winter storm that they are recovering from — Incredible people, that I know will rebuild, FAST! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The claim that former President Donald Trump approved $606 million for Tennessee’s winter storm recovery is materially false. Official sources confirm that as of early February 2026, Tennessee received $3.75 million in expedited federal emergency funding, not $606 million. No government documents or credible reporting support the existence of a $606 million approval for the state’s recovery efforts.…
“I just spoke to the GREAT Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, and told him I am approving $39.1 Million Dollars for the severe winter storm that they just experienced. I love the people of Mississippi, and won big there, three times. We are with you all the way! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post correctly reports that he approved $39.1 million in disaster relief funding for Mississippi following Winter Storm Fern. Multiple news reports and official releases confirm that Trump made this announcement, specifically on Truth Social, and the cited dollar amount matches the relief aid authorized at that time. The claim is based on real actions in response…