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Public Citizen’s count of Trump’s canceled corporate cases holds up; its math and $3.1B figure do not
Verdicts: 5 Mostly True, 2 Mixed, 1 Unproven, 1 Misleading, 1 False
Trump’s agencies did drop cases and pardon companies, as Public Citizen says. But its totals don’t add up, and most of its $3.1 billion figure was cut by a judge under Biden.
No-claims was one of four tests Oz cited, and those enrollees paid no premium
Verdicts: 1 Mixed, 1 Unproven, 1 Misleading, 1 Contested, 1 False
The administration cut 760,000 ACA enrollees and is reviewing about 419,000 more. Never filing a claim was one test among four, and all four applied to fully subsidized plans.
Fact-Check: Attorney General Todd Blanche on Meet the Press, August 16, 2026
Verdicts: 3 Mostly True, 2 Mixed, 2 Misleading, 2 False
Two claims rate False: Blanche on presidential direction (the Bondi episode contradicts the “never”) and his Biden clemency description (Jan. 17 commutations were non-violent).
Did Biden Pardon Violent Offenders?
Verdicts: 1 Misleading
Biden’s mass pardons went to non-violent offenders. He commuted — not pardoned — 37 death row murderers to life without parole, a different legal action that leaves convictions intact.