President Trump made 192 false claims from May 4 through June 7. His average during the five-week period was about 5.5 false claims per day.
Trump made 192 false claims over the five weeks from May 4 through June 7. Sixty-one of them were about the coronavirus or the pandemic crisis, by far the most of any subject.Trump's average during the five-week period, about 5.5 false claims per day, was below his overall average of about 7.7 false claims per day since July 8, 2019, when we started our tracking at CNN. It was also down from his seven-per-day average during the previous 14-week period we wrote about here.
's come a long way. It was dead as doornails, and now it's the most vibrant place in the world for that, and -- so I look forward to it." -- May 30 exchange with reporters before Air Force One departure "You know, four years ago, this place was essentially shut down. The space program was over.
was dead under the Obama administration," said John Logsdon, the founder of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, where he is a professor emeritus, and a former member of the
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