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Fact check: President Trump Delivers Remarks, Nov. 6, 2026

Donald Trump · November 6, 2026 · 23 min

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Every claim, in order

  1. MOSTLY TRUEat 27:08
    “over 135 shuttle missions”

    What the data shows: NASA Space Shuttle Program: 135 total missions flown (STS-1 through STS-135), April 1981 – July 2011. Official NASA records.

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  2. TRUEat 35:16· said in 3 broadcasts
    “The United States just added a 165,000 jobs in October.”

    What the data shows: BLS reports total nonfarm payroll employment rose by 165,000 in October 2026, seasonally adjusted.

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  3. FALSEat 35:16
    “including 19,000 brand new men you manufacturing jobs, the largest one month increase in manufacturing jobs in many, many decades.”

    What the data shows: BLS reports manufacturing employment fell 46,000 in October 2024 due to strike activity. April 2022 saw +55,000; October 2022 saw +60,000—both larger than any claimed 19,000 gain.

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  4. MISLEADINGat 35:16· said in 7 broadcasts
    “our country lost 3,000,000,000,000 all because of an election.”

    What the data shows: S&P 500 companies lost approximately $3 trillion in market value on November 6, 2026. The sell-off followed election results but was primarily driven by concerns over AI regulation and data center policy, not the election itself.

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  5. TRUEat 36:03
    “Personal incomes for the typical American recently reached the highest level ever recorded”

    What the data shows: U.S. Census Bureau reports median personal income reached $46,960 in 2025, a record high. Median household income also hit $87,460 in 2025, the highest since 1967.

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  6. MISLEADINGat 36:03· said in 5 broadcasts
    “The poverty rate is at the best and lowest level ever recorded.”

    What the data shows: Census Bureau, Official Poverty Rate: 11.1% (2023, latest available). Historical low was 11.0% in 1973.

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  7. FALSEat 36:03· said in 10 broadcasts
    “More Americans are working today than at any time ever before”

    What the data shows: BLS reports 162.746 million employed in August 2026, down from the all-time high of 163.992 million in December 2025.

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