Claims extracted
797
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
3%
21 of 797 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans right
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
68/100
CBS News's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
157
Politics
Same framing elsewhere
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
President Trump sat down with Ross Douthat to discuss Republican losses in the midterm elections, the wars in Iran and Ukraine, the economy and more.
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Trump → sit → Iran
We're gonna start with the midterms.
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We → go → midterms
Two years ago, you won a big, some might say historic, victory.
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some → win → victory
Just now, the Republican party in the midterms shu-- suffered a big, some might say, historic defeat.
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some → suffer → defeat
Give me your political analysis of what just happened.
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what → give → analysis
But I campaigned hard for some people.
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I → campaign → people
And-- I think if I was on the ballot, it would've been a much different situation because you saw the level of popularity and love.
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you → think → popularity
I mean, we had massive rallies.
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we → mean → rallies
Nobody's ever seen rallies like that for midterms.
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Nobody → see → midterms
And-- there wasn't one room that didn't have thousands of people outside, couldn't get in.
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that → be → people
So-- you had to transfer those voters, however, to candidates that they didn't like.
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they → have → that
They didn't like the war.
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They → like → war
They didn't like the fact that gasoline went up, 'cause I had it down at a low.
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I → like → low
And-- when you look at $1.85 and you go up to $3.50, $4, h-- still lower than Biden, lower than Obama, but the war was blamed for that.
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war → look → that
And they didn't like the war I think mostly for that reason because I think everyone agrees that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
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Iran → like → weapon
And they will never have a nuclear weapon.
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they → have → weapon
They won't have that.
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They → have → that
So you have that.
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you → have → that
You have the war itself.
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You → have → war
You have the gas prices.
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You → have → prices
And I think those are the primary reasons.
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those → think → ?
And, you know, MAGA-- and-- always, I wanna keep out of wars.
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I → know → wars
I've settled eight wars.
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I → settle → wars
I settled eight wars.
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I → settle → wars
I mean, India-Pakistan would've been a nuclear war.
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Pakistan → mean → ?
I got it settled before it got going.
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it → get → ?
They had 11 planes shot down.
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planes → have → ?
They were ready to go.
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They → go → ?
The prime minister of Pakistan said, "Trump saved 30-50 million lives."
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Trump → say → lives
I settled a lot of wars.
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I → settle → wars
ROSS DOUTHAT: --let's go th-- let's go through those then one by one.
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's → go → one
You said it was tough to transfer your own appeal to candidates --
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it → say → candidates
--But in a lot of cases, you picked the candidates.
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you → pick → candidates
You picked-- you endorsed Ken Paxton--
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you → endorse → Paxton--
He had a tough time.
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He → have → time
You endorsed Darline Graham--
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: But-- but Cornyn--
ROSS DOUTHAT: --in South Carolina.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: --Cornyn would've lost also.
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--Cornyn → endorse → Carolina
Darline, I did that in-- honor of a man named Lindsey, who was a friend of mine.
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who → do → mine
And she fought hard.
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she → fight → ?
She fought hard.
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She → fight → ?
She really did.
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She → do → ?
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