White House Lists Dozens Of 'hoaxes' Pushed By Media, Critics In Trump's First 100 Days

The White House released a database of nan "most egregious hoaxes" perpetuated by nan media successful nan first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s 2nd word Tuesday

The Trump management published a press release declaring, "Since President Donald J. Trump took agency 100 days ago, it has been a nonstop deluge of hoaxes and lies from Democrats and their friends successful nan Fake News suffering from terminal cases of Trump Derangement Syndrome." 

The management went connected to database 57 purported "hoaxes" dispersed by nan president’s critics, nan media and Democrats. 

"HOAX: Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) claimed ‘no president’ presided complete much level crashes during their first period successful agency arsenic President Trump," was 1 example.

Data from nan Department of Transportation indicated that much level crashes occurred during nan first fewer weeks of then-President Biden’s term, arsenic location were 55 aviation accidents successful nan U.S. betwixt Biden’s inauguration connected Jan. 21, 2021, and Feb. 17, 2021, compared to 35 during nan aforesaid play for Trump.

President Donald Trump speaks astatine nan Governors Working Session successful nan State Dining Room of nan White House successful Washington, connected Friday, Feb. 21. (Pool via AP)

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Another conspicuous contention was astir whether millions had been spent connected gender experimentation connected mice during Biden’s term.

"HOAX: Fake News CNN attempted to ‘fact check’ President Trump’s declare that nan Biden Administration spent millions connected ‘making mice transgender,’" nan management said.

While CNN journalist Deirde McPhillips initially asserted that Trump "falsely claimed" that nan Department of Government Efficiency identified $8 cardinal that was spent connected "making mice transgender," CNN yet corrected this claim. 

"The White House database made clear what Trump, successful nan speech, did not: The studies were meant to fig retired really these treatments mightiness impact nan wellness of humans who return them, not for nan intent of making mice transgender," nan fact-check now reads. "An earlier type of this point incorrectly characterized arsenic mendacious Trump’s declare astir national money being spent for ‘making mice transgender.’ The article has been updated pinch discourse astir nan spending, which was for investigation studies connected nan imaginable quality wellness impacts of treatments utilized successful gender-affirming care."

Trump's flagship rumor since his governmental emergence successful 2015 has been enforcing America's Southern Border and deporting forbidden immigrants. (Reuters)

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"HOAX: Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) and Chicago Public Schools officials claimed, without bothering to verify, that ICE agents had conducted a ‘raid’ astatine an simple schoolhouse — a mendacious declare echoed by media outlets, including nan Chicago Tribune," nan management said. 

ICE, however, said its agents ne'er arrived astatine Hamline Elementary School, located successful Chicago's Back of nan Yards neighborhood, and nan U.S. Secret Service released a connection saying it was their agents who stopped by to analyse a threat made against an unspecified authorities official. Chicago Public Schools later admitted their mistake, citing a "misunderstanding," but affirmed that nan schoolhouse strategy will not coordinate pinch national migration authorities.

Progressive Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson went connected to correct nan record.

"Today Secret Service agents, not ICE, were coming astatine John H. Hamline Elementary School. While group crossed nan metropolis are worried astir heightened migration enforcement, it is imperative that individuals not dispersed unverified accusation that sparks fearfulness crossed nan city," he wrote connected X. 

The Chicago Tribune had initially published an article headlined, "ICE agents denied introduction astatine a Chicago simple school, CPS officials say." The article's header has since been overhauled to read, "Reported ICE sojourn to Chicago schoolhouse was really Secret Service, officials say."

Tulsi Gabbard is sworn successful arsenic Director of National Intelligence by Attorney General Pam Bondi successful nan Oval Office astatine nan White House connected February 12, 2025 successful Washington, DC. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

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"HOAX: The AP falsely claimed Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said President Trump is ‘very bully friends’ pinch Russian President Vladimir Putin," nan White House wrote.

The Associated Press ended up retracting nan story, declaring successful a statement, "The Associated Press has withdrawn its communicative astir U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard saying President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin 'are very bully friends.' Gabbard was talking astir Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The AP will people a corrected type of nan story."

The outlet went connected to people an updated portion noting Gabbard had said that Modi and Trump were bully friends, including an editor's statement astatine nan extremity acknowledging nan AP deleted nan original article that contained "erroneous reporting."

Fox News' Andrew Mark Miller, Lindsay Kornick, Danielle Wallace, and Hanna Panreck contributed to this report.