Fact-Checking Biden’s First Week in Office (Published 2021)
All but three of 20 claims the president made were accurate, demonstrating his regard for basic facts and his proclivity to err when speaking off the cuff.
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President Biden, in his first week in office, typically stuck to vetted scripts and verified facts — a departure from his predecessor's freewheeling and fact-free rhetorical style.
Over all, Mr. Biden used the presidential podium to promote his policy priorities. His remarks were aspirational and light on empirical assertions. Of 20 factual claims The New York Times analyzed from Jan. 20 to Jan. 26, all but three were largely if not completely accurate. One claim was an overly optimistic projection, another falsely criticized former President Donald J. Trump and a third Mr. Biden corrected almost immediately.
WP counter says the terrorist cult leader told 38 lies in his first week.