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The biggest false claims of 2019 | The Fact Checker

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It’s time for The Washington Post Fact Checker's annual roundup of the biggest "Pinocchios" of the year the metric that our writers use to judge the falsehood of claims. Once again, we face the challenge posed by President Trump, who could easily dominate this list if we’re not careful. The explosion of false and misleading statements from Trump during his presidency is welldocumented in our database, which you can find hereHis claims about Ukraine, CrowdStrike, and the impeachment inquiry made our list, but we also wanted to address statements made by Hillary Clinton and others. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube

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