White House calls out the 'most egregious hoaxes' pushed by media, Dems in Trump's first 100 days
SUMMARY
The Trump White House just put the media on notice. In a blistering statement released Tuesday, the administration listed 57 hoaxes and false narratives pushed by Democrats and their media allies during President Trump’s first 100 days back in office. From fake ICE raids to taxpayer-funded “transgender mice,” the list calls out what the White House describes as a “nonstop deluge of hoaxes and lies” — all designed to undermine Trump’s agenda and mislead the public. Among the lowlights: Rep. Eric Swalwell’s false claim about Trump presiding over a spike in plane crashes. The actual numbers show Biden’s first month had more accidents. CNN also had to walk back its own “fact-check” after falsely accusing Trump of lying about $8 million in taxpayer funds going toward gender experiments on mice. Other entries include the Associated Press falsely quoting Tulsi Gabbard on Trump’s ties to Putin (they later retracted it), and the Chicago Tribune wrongly blaming ICE for a school visit.
