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CNBC’s Joe Kernen laughed and fact-checked Trump live on air over ‘rigged’ election claims, highlighting the ongoing struggle between political rhetoric and hard facts in media coverage.

Trump’s false claims about gas, grocery, and egg prices mislead Americans and highlight a dangerous pattern of misinformation in today’s economic and political discourse

Trump’s presidency saw 30,573 falsehoods, reshaping political discourse and damaging public trust. Here’s how misinformation became a tool of governance.

Trump’s presidency spread over 30,000 false claims, distorting truth, dividing society, and threatening democratic trust. Explore the long-term impact.

Trump’s presidency was flooded with misinformation—over 30,000 false claims that damaged trust in truth, media, and democracy. Here’s why it matters.