By Eugene Kiely, Lori Robertson, Robert Farley, D’Angelo Gore, Alan Jaffe, Jessica McDonald, Saranac Hale Spencer, Catalina Jaramillo and Kate Yandell
For the first half-hour of former President Donald Trump’s speech, when he discussed the attempt to assassinate him in Pennsylvania on July 13 and the need for unity in the country, there wasn’t much to fact-check. But then Trump launched into a greatest hits of false and misleading claims FactCheck has been writing about for months, if not years.
Here are just some of the claims, along with a few noteworthy remarks by other speakers: