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The recurring Trump remarks about deserving the Nobel Peace Prize
The recurring claims about gas prices
Migrant caravan coverage timed to election season
The recurring pardons of political allies and donors
The recurring promise that Mexico will pay for the wall
The recurring drug-laced Halloween candy scare
The recurring claim that it's the last president's fault
The recurring Trump remarks about acing his cognitive test
The recurring abrupt firings and departures of Trump administration officials
- Apr 2026: Attorney General Pam Bondi pushed out after about 14 months; Todd Blanche named acting AG
- Mar 2026: Kristi Noem removed as Homeland Security Secretary
- Sep 2019: National Security Adviser John Bolton out; accounts conflict
- Dec 2018: Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigns over policy differences; Trump moves his exit up by two months
The recurring claim that Somali immigrants are living lavishly on public benefits
The recurring promise of direct payments to Americans funded by ___
The recurring claim that prices are coming down
The recurring promise that prices will come down "on day one"
The recurring Trump threats and actions against broadcasters and publishers
- Mar 2026 – Apr 2026: Judge rules Trump's NPR/PBS funding order unconstitutional
- Oct 2025: Pentagon credential rules and the press walkout
- Sep 2025: Trump threats and actions against broadcasters and publishers: ABC/Disney's Jimmy Kimmel Live! suspension and FCC Chair Carr's license warning
- Jul 2025: $10 billion suit against the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch over the Epstein birthday letter
- Feb 2025: AP barred from the Oval Office and Air Force One over "Gulf of America"
- Jul 2023: Judge dismisses Trump's $475 million "Big Lie" defamation suit against CNN
- Nov 2018: White House suspends CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press pass; judge orders it temporarily restored
The recurring AI predictions and safety warnings
The recurring claim that mass-shooting victims and witnesses are "crisis actors"
The recurring claim that Iran's nuclear program was "obliterated"
The recurring Trump moves and threats to rename places and institutions
The recurring Republican and MAGA figures charged with child sex crimes
The recurring arrests of pardoned January 6 defendants on new charges
The recurring claim that vaccines cause autism
The recurring DOGE savings claims
The recurring promise to release the Epstein files
- Apr 2026 – May 2026: Bondi fired; later testimony
- Jan 2026 – Feb 2026: The 3-million-page release, which the DOJ called the end of its review
- Dec 2025: Deadline release, redactions and "over a million more" documents
- Sep 2025: House Oversight releases DOJ Epstein records; survivors rally at the Capitol
- Jul 2025: DOJ/FBI memo finds no "client list"; Trump directs grand jury unsealing request
- Feb 2025 – Mar 2025: "Sitting on my desk" and the "Phase 1" binders
The recurring insults aimed at female journalists
The recurring questions about Trump's physical health
The recurring claim that the DOJ and FBI have been "weaponized"
- Nov 2025 – Dec 2025: Comey and James cases dismissed; grand juries refuse to re-indict James
- Oct 2025: Letitia James and John Bolton indictments
- Sep 2025: Trump's post to "Pam" and the Comey indictment
- Dec 2019: Inspector General Horowitz's report on the FBI's Russia investigation ("Crossfire Hurricane")
- May 2017 – Jun 2017: Special counsel appointed; Trump calls the inquiry a "witch hunt"
The recurring promise of full self-driving "next year"
The recurring promises of a new Iran nuclear deal
The recurring "in two weeks"
- Jun 2025: Decision on striking Iran
- May 2025 – Jun 2025: Russia and Ukraine, "I'll let you know in about two weeks"
- Jun 2017 – ongoing: Bloomberg's 'everything's coming in two weeks' roundup (infrastructure, tax, Paris, ISIS)
- Mar 2017: Wiretapping "interesting items"
- Feb 2017: A "phenomenal" tax plan
The recurring "welfare queen" claim that recipients are gaming public benefits
The recurring claim that foreign countries pay the tariffs
The recurring claims that wind power is bad, doesn't work, and "doesn't work at night"
The recurring awards and gifts given to, or claimed by, Trump
The annual "War on Christmas" coverage
The recurring scrutiny of Trump associates' ties to Russia
The recurring promise to jail or prosecute political opponents
The recurring claim that police overdosed from touching fentanyl
The recurring claim that undocumented immigrants get free health care
The recurring claim that the jobs numbers are rigged
The recurring threats of tariffs and sanctions against longtime allies
The recurring claim that illegal voting decided an election
- Aug 2025 – ongoing: Attacks on mail voting and federal demands for voter rolls
- Mar 2025: Executive order on proof of citizenship
- Oct 2024 – Nov 2024: Noncitizen-voting claims just before the 2024 election
- May 2022 – Jun 2022: The "2000 Mules" film
- Sep 2021: Cyber Ninjas review of Maricopa County's 2020 ballots is released
- Nov 2020 – Jan 2021: Fraud claims after the 2020 election
- Jan 2019 – Feb 2019: Texas "95,000 noncitizens" on voter rolls
- Jun 2018: Court strikes down Kansas proof-of-citizenship law (Fish v. Kobach)
- Jun 2017 – Jul 2017: Election commission asks states for voter data
- Nov 2016 – Dec 2016: Millions of people who voted illegally