Fact check: President Trump made 10 false and misleading claims about Biden during a North Carolina rally on Tuesday
Washington, DC During a campaign speech in North Carolina on Tuesday, President Donald Trump spent much of his time attacking his opponent, Democratic nominee Joe Biden, with accusations that were often false or misleading.
He inaccurately went after Biden on topics ranging from gun control, the border, his tax plan and pandemic response. CNN counted at least 10 false or misleading claims Trump made against his opponent. Here's a look at the President's claims and the facts behind them. GunsTrump said that Biden wants to"confiscate your guns.
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