The case rests on documentation, not rhetoric. The record of the second Trump term is organized into three categories: false claims contradicted by authoritative evidence, corruption and self-enrichment, and abuse of official power. Each entry is sourced, tier-classified, and open to inspection. Choose a category below to read the full record on its merits.
322 false statements made by the president since January 2025, each contradicted by authoritative evidence and documented with a primary source. Organized across six categories, from elections and the economy to public health and foreign policy.
117 documented incidents of self-enrichment and conflicts of interest, from crypto ventures and foreign payments to pardons that tracked donations. Each record includes what happened, the evidence status, and the dollar value where known.
147 documented incidents of official power directed at critics, courts, and independent institutions. Each record includes what happened, the sources, and the institutional or judicial outcome, including where courts have ruled actions unlawful.
Every entry, in every category, is sourced to primary documents and independent reporting, and classified by tier. Tier A marks items where the documentary record is unambiguous: a clear factual contradiction or a dispositive primary document. Tier B marks statements that mislead by framing or omission, and incidents that are documented but not yet adjudicated. Only Tier A and Tier B entries are published.
The subject's designated public contact is offered a standing right of reply, and any response received is published verbatim and in full.
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