Photo: United States Federal Government · Public domain
5 checked claims
across 1 source
bronze frame — under 20 claims checked
What Joe Walsh talks about
A sample that mirrors their checked record and spreads across their subjects — not their worst claimsEvery row is reachable by scrolling its column · search matches claim text, verdicts, people, topics and sources · hover a row to trace its chain, click one to pin its detail
Claims by source
No claims match the selected verdicts.
"I'm NOT An Exorcist!" Victor Marx DENIES Lying + Socialist Democrats De-Fund PRISONS
5 attributed claims Published August 2026
-
A vast majority of Americans oppose open borders.
There is no single agreed operational definition of 'open borders,' and the cited polling evidence generally measures support for immigration levels, border security or specific immigration policies rather than the undefined concept itself. Gallup does show broad support for immigration overall, but that does not directly confirm or refute the speaker's formulation.
-
A vast majority of Americans oppose defunding the police.
National polling found that 64% opposed the “defund the police” movement, while other surveys likewise found minority support for reducing police funding. The precise meaning of “defund” varies, but opposition to the slogan and associated policy is clearly predominant in the cited polling.
-
A vast majority of Americans oppose eliminating the Senate, Supreme Court, or presidency.
The claim is testable in principle, but no specific survey or operational definition of “get rid of” is provided, and the review did not locate reliable polling that simultaneously measures majority support for abolishing all three institutions. It therefore cannot be verified as stated.
-
Most Americans want America to have a border.
The claim uses the undefined phrase “have a border,” which could mean maintaining a territorial boundary, enforcing immigration law, or opposing open borders. Polls show broad concern about the southern-border situation, but they do not directly test this exact proposition without defining the policy meaning of “border.”
Sources used for this check
-
The DSA has candidates who support open borders.
The transcript does not identify the candidates, and the named example is unclear. The national DSA has adopted an open-borders position, but that does not by itself establish that particular DSA candidates said or endorsed the phrase.
Sources used for this check