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Daniel Dale spends many of his days pointing out Donald Trump’s many lies, so it was a bit of a surprise that he defended the president.
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CNN fact checker Daniel Dale defends Trump over ‘let ’em take out’ Los Angeles, San Diego clip
CNN's Daniel Dale Dale called out a Kamala Harris-linked X account for posting a misleading clip of Trump saying to let Iran "take out Los Angeles" The post CNN Fact Checker Daniel Dale Defends Trump Over ‘Let ‘Em Take Out’ Los Angeles,
After a decade of fact-checking Donald Trump, CNN senior reporter Daniel Dale has reached a blunt conclusion: there is “no public official in Washington who lies like Trump.” In a
“When he lies about prices, even devoted supporters are passively debunking him with their own eyes every day,” said Daniel Dale.
Across the country, Republican groups are running deceptive ads attacking Democratic Senate candidates on the subject of gender surgery for children.
Trump also criticised warnings about climate change, saying they came from “the very same people who said we’ll all be dead in 12 years because of global warming, a name since reborn to climate change because the planet was cooling,
Daniel Dale, CNN's indefatigable guardian of truth, is harassing an innocent victim of online radicalism, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.
Did ABC, CNN and CBS each report about specific political criticisms against Democrats from Fred Durst, Krist Novoselic and Damon Albarn before the U.S. midterm elections? No, that's not true: A
Donald Trump's United Nations General Assembly speech included major claims about settling eight wars, climate change, $21 trillion in global investment, and an 87% drop in crime in Washington, DC. A CNN fact check examined those statements and identified several discrepancies and exaggerations.