April 2025,
by the verdicts.

The letters and numbers shown in a circulated image were digitally added labels, not tattoos spelling MS-13.

Foreign direct investment continued under Biden, and Apple announced major U.S. spending and investment commitments during his term.

The cited result came from one Trump-aligned poll; multiple other contemporary polls found the opposite.

Overseas visits in March were 11.6% lower than in March 2024, contradicting the contemporaneous claim.

The White House cited future announcements above $5 trillion, not completed investment, and the stated $7 trillion to $8 trillion total was not supported.

Courts had already found administration actions restricting news access and other expression contrary to the First Amendment, contradicting the categorical claim.

No statewide average was near $1.98, and a review of roughly 150,000 stations found none selling at that price at the time.

The Michigan lawmaker who introduced the impeachment resolution was Representative Shri Thanedar, not John James.

Columbus Day remained a federal holiday throughout Biden's presidency, and Biden issued an annual Columbus Day proclamation.

Presidents may authorize use of an autopen, and its mechanical operation does not transfer presidential authority to the operator.

The Consumer Price Index and food-at-home index were still rising in the available data; the statement was not true as a broad price claim.

No statewide average was below $2; the national average was above $3.

The latest retail average was higher than in January.

The food-at-home index increased in the latest available month.

Economic measures did not establish a historical best: earlier periods recorded stronger growth, lower unemployment or other superior results, and the first term ended with the pandemic recession.

No state average was near $1.98; Mississippi and Tennessee had the lowest averages at about $2.71 per gallon.

Prices were still rising, though the annual rate had slowed.

Official 2024 data put the U.S. goods-and-services deficit with China near $263 billion and the goods-only deficit near $295 billion.

Japan provided billions per year in cash, in-kind and indirect support; GAO recorded $12.6 billion in direct and in-kind support from 2016 through 2019.

European integration was supported by successive U.S. administrations to stabilize Western Europe and promote shared security and prosperity.

Consumer prices rose about 8% over the term, and year-over-year inflation was 1.4% in January 2021.

Official data recorded 458 miles, much of it replacing preexisting barriers.

Treasury data showed customs duties of about $258.8 million per day in February and $263.5 million per day in March, while Customs and Border Protection cited more than $200 million per day in additional tariff revenue.

Germany temporarily restarted a handful of older plants during the 2022 energy crisis, closed them again in 2024 and maintained plans to end coal-fired generation by 2038.

Official 2024 data put the bilateral goods-and-services trade deficit near $36 billion and the goods-only deficit near $71 billion, with no basis for a $200 billion subsidy figure.

The United States collected billions annually from tariffs on Chinese imports before Trump and had imposed tariffs on Chinese goods for generations.

Standard measures such as real per-capita output and living standards are many times higher today; fiscal surpluses do not make the historical claim true.

Inflation peaked at 9.1% in 2022, the highest in about 40 years but far below the historical peak of 23.7% in 1920.

The national average was about $3.24, higher than the roughly $3.12 average on inauguration day; sub-$3 prices were regional rather than nationwide.

The cited objections concerned due process and compliance with court orders, not a categorical claim that deportation was forbidden.

The administration announced a plan to seek voluntary phaseouts and further regulatory action, not an immediate comprehensive ban.

Recruiting had improved, but the gains began before Trump took office and analysts said the shift reflected work over the prior two to five years.

Native-born employment did exceed foreign-born employment over the cited recent span, but similar two-month periods occurred several times in 2024.

The monthly totals were the lowest in modern monthly data, but average monthly apprehensions were lower during several years in the 1960s.

Wholesale prices had fallen about 61% from their February peak, not 87%, while the latest retail price remained above its January level.

Most cited announcements concerned existing plants or previously planned investments, and no evidence established a record level attributable to the new administration.

Expiration of the 2017 provisions would raise taxes, but Democrats supported extending cuts below $400,000 and the 58% formulation did not describe a general taxpayer increase.

Inflation had already fallen from its June 2022 peak of 9.1% to 2.4% by March 2025, and several historical periods had substantially higher inflation.

Emissions per unit of coal-fired electricity had declined, but burning coal still emitted carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides and was not clean in an absolute sense.

The Biden rule set fleetwide emissions limits rather than requiring consumers to buy electric vehicles, and the Trump EPA had announced reconsideration but had not yet terminated the rule.

U.S. importers paid the tariffs, with studies finding American purchasers bore most of the cost.

Energy researchers identified cheaper natural gas, lower demand, renewable-energy growth and productivity gains as the main drivers; environmental rules played a smaller role.

Coal combustion produces more carbon dioxide than other fossil fuels used for power and emits other pollutants, while natural gas and renewable generation were generally cheaper alternatives.

The USMCA guaranteed tens of thousands of metric tons of tariff-free U.S. dairy access, and exports had not reached the quota levels at which the high over-quota tariffs applied.

U.S. importers paid the tariffs, and research found American businesses and consumers bore most of their cost.

Consumer prices rose about 8% over the four years, and year-over-year inflation was 1.4% when he left office.

Public reporting described conflicting anonymous intelligence accounts and did not establish the broad claim.

DOGE claimed savings but had not established that billions of those reductions represented fraud rather than disputed or canceled spending.

No evidence established such a coordinated policy, and the recorded global prison population increased rather than plummeted during the cited period.