Donald Trump made 21 false claims in his interview with the Daily Caller, not one of them challenged: thestar.com/news/world/ana…
Trump is now up to an even 3,800 false claims for his presidency. His per-day average, 5.7 false claims per day, is now nearly double what it was at the end of 2017, 2.9 per day. Here's the complete, sortable-by-subject database: projects.thestar.com/donald-trump-f…
Here's the latest weekly chart, courtesy of Star editor @EdTubb. Trump's 51 false claims last week was way down from the heights of his pre-midterms rally blitz, likely because he spoke much less. 
If it seems slightly quieter around here: Trump uttered just 23,413 words last week, per @FactbaseFeed, down from 41,696, 80,518, 80,874, 57,547, and 78,542 in the weeks prior.
The most significant of the 51 false claims last week were a series of wild lies about voter fraud:
- Illegal immigrants vote en masse in California
- You need voter ID to buy cereal
- People change clothes and vote twice
- Liberals are bused in from MA to vote illegally in NH
- Illegal immigrants vote en masse in California
- You need voter ID to buy cereal
- People change clothes and vote twice
- Liberals are bused in from MA to vote illegally in NH
