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AP FACT CHECK: Biden skews record on migrants; GOP on virus CNN President Biden delivers an address to Congress. WASHINGTON (AP) — Taking a swipe at his predecessor, President Joe Biden gave a distorted account of the historical forces driving migrants to the U.S. border, glossing over the multitudes who were desperate to escape poverty in their homelands when he was vice president. In his speech to Congress on Wednesday night, Biden also made his spending plans sound more broadly supported in Washington than they are. The Republican response to Biden’s speech departed from reality partic...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Taking a swipe at his predecessor, President Joe Biden gave a distorted account of the historical forces driving migrants to the U.S....

FACT CHECK: Biden skews record on migrants; GOP on virus Elliot Spagat and Josh Boak Associated Press Washington — Taking a swipe at his predecessor, President Joe Biden gave a distorted account of the historical forces driving migrants to the U.S. border, glossing over the multitudes who were desperate to escape poverty in their homelands when he was vice president. In his speech to Congress on Wednesday night, Biden also made his spending plans sound more broadly supported in Washington than they are. The Republican response to Biden’s speech departed from reality particularly on the ...

Summary In his first address to a joint session of Congress, President Joe Biden got some facts wrong and stretched others, mainly repeated claims we’ve heard before: Biden said he inherited the “worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.” But when he took office, the economy had recovered some from its low point earlier in the pandemic. He repeated the debunked claim that he had “traveled over 17,000 miles” with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Biden referred to the American Jobs Plan creating “millions of jobs” and generating “trillions of dollars in economic growth.” ...

From skewing the record on migrants to saying prescription drug prices will fall if Congress authorizes Medicare: President Biden's speech fact checked Biden gave his first address to Congress Wednesday night where he spoke of his administration’s first 100 days in office and his plans for America's future The president gave a distorted account of the historical forces driving migrants to the US border He made his spending plans sound better supported in DC than they are  He also argued Congress should authorize Medicare to help lower prescription drug costs in a claim that may be a bit of...