Claims extracted
42
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
2 of 42 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans right
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
1
Politics
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
US polling at No. 1 in the world
APOLOGIES for whoever dislikes me after this column.
asserted
whoever → dislike → column
Praise The Big Man Upstairs for this blessed country where we’re permitted to think for ourselves.
asserted
we → praise → ourselves
Love, hate or shrug — we’re not jailed or tortured.
asserted
we → love → ?
We can think, love or even demean the United States of America.
asserted
We → think → America
So I beg forgiveness, right now, for what I want to say.
asserted
I → beg → what
But specialize in beauts who were not Donald?
asserted
who → specialize → beauts
Whose son specialized in math?
asserted
son → specialize → math
Previous Hizzoner whose wife possibly specialized in arithmetic?
uncertain
wife → specialize → arithmetic
A back-aways married governor who had bedroom affairs with his knee socks still on?
asserted
socks → marry → affairs
Also Barack, who finally opened his mouth to babble BS.
asserted
who → open → BS
Donald has quirks.
asserted
Donald → have → quirks
So’s everyone.
asserted
everyone → ’ → ?
He loves this country.
asserted
He → love → country
He makes decisions.
asserted
He → make → decisions
We may disagree, but at least he makes them.
uncertain
he → disagree → them
You prefer North Korea’s beauty?
asserted
You → prefer → beauty
We all disagree with something or somebody somewhere.
asserted
We → disagree → something
I insanely love my 6-pound Yorkshire terrier.
asserted
I → love → terrier
However, he pees on my kitchen floor.
asserted
he → pee → floor
So what should I do?
asserted
I → do → what
Difficult to digest
OK, USA now has a food problem and an affordability issue.
asserted
USA → digest → problem
So — life’s better elsewhere?
asserted
life → ’ → ?
A while back, Kazakh officials honored me.
asserted
officials → honor → me
When Golda Meir was brand-new Israel’s brand-new prime minister, and food and water were rationed, I was its guest.
asserted
I → ration → ?
An Arab sheikh in the Negev celebrated me.
asserted
sheikh → celebrate → me
I shoved it under my sleeve.
asserted
I → shove → sleeve
World of difference
Listen, we have different dreams.
asserted
we → listen → dreams
Our shapes, sizes, voices, talents differ.
asserted
talents → differ → ?
For some it’s Bloomie’s, some Macy’s.
asserted
it → ’ → some
Politicians sometimes — pardon the expression — borrow.
asserted
Politicians → pardon → expression
So what should we do?
asserted
we → do → what
Nobody’s smarter.
asserted
Nobody → ’ → ?
But, who owns our flag?
asserted
who → own → flag
John Monsky’s father, a former Air Force officer, taught him nobody owns the flag.
asserted
nobody → teach → flag
In 1969, Vietnam, civil rights battles divided our nation.
asserted
battles → divide → nation
Yet 400,000 worked together to stick a guy on the moon.
asserted
400,000 → work → moon
Monsky’s “We Chose To Go to the Moon” is a “living documentary” recorded live and with music at Carnegie Hall and airing Nov. 10 on PBS.
asserted
Chose → choose → PBS
He created, filmed, narrates it.
asserted
He → create → it
And says: “Nobody asked then how you vote.
asserted
you → say → ?
Nobody gave a fig except for the flag.”
asserted
Nobody → give → flag
…and 2 more, not listed.
The Aporia
