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The Kuhner Report
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Jeffrey T. Kuhner, "Liberalism's Worst Nightmare," is a conservative nationalist, who champions God, country and family. His show deals with cutting-edge, hot-button political, social and foreign policy issues.
89 claims
Can’t tell30% confidence2 sourcesOct 26, 2026The speaker has voted for Donald Trump three times.Said by BThe claim is the post author's own statement about their voting history, and no independent source confirms or refutes it. The only closely matching source is a 2026 transcript of the same podcast host repeating the same statement, which is the claimant's own words and cannot corroborate it; the other sources concern different people or unrelated Trump statements.Can’t tell60% confidence6 sourcesOct 26, 2026Donald Trump is currently in his third year of his second term as president.Said by DThe sources show Trump's second term began January 20, 2025, which makes October 26, 2026 the second year of that term, not the third; the post itself said he was "almost going into his third year," so the extracted claim that he is "currently in his third year" departs from the passage. Because the extraction adds a present-tense assertion the post did not make, the verdict is unverifiable rather than false, though the sources would contradict the claim as worded.Can’t tell75% confidence7 sourcesOct 26, 2026The individual who vandalized the Iwo Jima memorial received $2,000 a month in cash via an EBT card.Said by BNo provided source mentions EBT cards, cash benefits, or any government payments to Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano, so the claim cannot be graded either way. The claim also departs from the passage: the post presents the $2,000 figure as a speculative bet ('I bet you'), not as a verified fact, and the extraction drops that framing.Can’t tell40% confidence7 sourcesOct 26, 2026Nikki Haley oversaw the removal of statues while she was governor.Said by 2CThe sources document Haley's role in removing the Confederate battle flag from the South Carolina Statehouse in 2015, but none reports statues being taken down while she was governor. The claim also departs from the passage, which says statues were taken down and does not say Haley oversaw it, so the sources neither confirm nor refute the claim.Can’t tell30% confidence7 sourcesOct 26, 2026Donald Trump has removed Communists from the United States.Said by 2CThe extracted claim says Trump removed Communists from the United States, but the post only said Communists should be gotten out of "our backyard" and that he had done that, which is a foreign-policy reference, not a claim about removing people from the US. None of the sources reports any removal of Communists from the US; they cover Trump's anti-communist rhetoric and a 2023 proposal to bar Communists from entry, so the central assertion is neither supported nor contradicted.Can’t tell40% confidence10 sourcesOct 26, 2026A Red-Green Alliance exists within the Democratic Party in the United States.Said by BThe claim that a Red-Green Alliance exists within the Democratic Party is a sweeping characterization of a political faction, and the sources are almost entirely opinion pieces, advocacy commentary, and claims by Cruz, Gaffney, and others that echo the framing without independent factual record; no fact-checker or authoritative body examined and rejected or confirmed it. The post's own assertion is also hyperbolic rhetoric about 'the rise' of an alliance across many countries, which the sources do not substantiate or dismiss as a checkable fact.Can’t tell40% confidence9 sourcesOct 26, 2026Donald Trump has expressed anger regarding a specific individual who vandalized a memorial.Said by BSources show Trump repeatedly expressed anger at vandals of the WWII Memorial and the Reflecting Pool, calling them "animals" and saying "we are on their trail," but his statements targeted unidentified vandals or the handling of the case, not a specific individual. The post's "this guy" is not clearly identified in the sources, and none ties Trump's anger to a named person as of 2026-10-26, so the claim is not clearly graded either way.Can’t tell20% confidence2 sourcesOct 26, 2026The caller's father was stationed at Quantico.Said by 3CThe claim faithfully restates the caller's own words that his father was stationed in Quantico, but none of the provided sources mention the caller's father or his service history. The sources only describe Quantico as a Marine Corps base, so the personal claim can be neither confirmed nor refuted.Can’t tell10% confidence10 sourcesOct 26, 2026The caller's father served as a sergeant major in the Marine Corps for 24 years.Said by 3CNone of the sources mention the caller's father, a Marine Corps sergeant major with 24 years of service. The only evidence of that service is the caller's own statement in the passage, which cannot corroborate the claim, and the other sources concern unrelated Marines or Tim Walz.Can’t tell10% confidence4 sourcesOct 26, 2026The caller was born in Newport, Rhode Island.Said by 3CNone of the provided sources addresses the speaker's birthplace. The passage is a caller's own statement, and the sources are generic Newport records, obituaries, and unrelated pages that cannot be tied to this person. The claim's 'caller' is also loosely resolved: the speaker thanks 'the caller, Mark' as a separate person, so the speaker is a different caller, which the claim does not make clear.Can’t tell15% confidence8 sourcesOct 26, 2026Jerry Calabay was a professor at McGill University.Said by BNone of the provided sources mention Jerry Calabay or any McGill professor by that name; the only support is the claimant's own passage, which cannot corroborate the claim. The claim matches the passage faithfully, so the verdict rests on absence of coverage rather than contradiction.Can’t tell40% confidence7 sourcesOct 7, 2026Democrats are using the claim that Donald Trump said Iran should nuke Los Angeles and San Diego in campaign ads.Said by CSources document that Democrats and California leaders publicly accused Trump of urging Iran to 'take out' Los Angeles and San Diego, and fact-checkers dispute that reading. None of the sources says Democrats used this specific claim in campaign ads; the AP ad coverage concerns Iran war votes and cost-of-living messaging. The claim's ad-use element is therefore not confirmed, and the post's 'campaign ads' assertion is not established either way.