Fact check: Joe Biden does not want to 'take away' the Second Amendment, as Eric Trump asserts.
— the two who have spoken so far — delivered anti-Biden stump speeches rather than a fuller portrait of their father.
Biden’s children spoke about their dad in glowing, personal tones and the DNC included a montage of his son Beau, who died in 2015, also talking about his dad beyond politics. "Trillions" is an overstatement, though Eric Trump is in the ballpark. Still, the number is far less than the amount of money the president had expected his tax bill to repatriate to the U.S.cut corporate tax rates — a move the administration said would make it favorable for companies to bring back into the U.S. cash stashed in foreign operations. Trump had predicted the new tax structure would incentivize companies to bring back $4 trillion into U.S. accounts.
However, the issue has continued to persist under his leadership. Fatal overdoses in 2019 increased over 10 percent from 2016,
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