Fake news doesn't always rely on what the MSM prints. Sometimes it's about the facts they intentionally leave out in order to put left leaning slant on the story or to try to insult a President they hate. Trump may not have signed a lot of bills because of democrat party obstructionism but he signed more legislation including throwing out all the junk orders Obama created to try to ruin the economy and turn the U.S. into a 3rd world country.
The media lies so much that nothing can be trusted. Did Trump make this claim? Who knows. It could come from the same anonymous source as all the other Trump quotes. The media is promising to intensify their war on the government and increase the lies they churn out. So get ready.
War between Trump, media set to intensify
Trump actually made this claim. He said it on television yesterday. He actually said that he has signed more legislation than Truman.
In that case I will be corrected. Do you have the video?
Okay, so you now stand corrected. You're gonna have to click on the link and listen to the news segment, but it is at the beginning of the report. And yeah, when he was standing in front of the firefighters in Palm Beach yesterday, he actually said that.
Trump falsely claims he's signed most bills - CNN Video
But, if you prefer a print link, here ya go.
Trump Signed 96 Laws In 2017. Here Is What They Do And How They Measure Up
When President Trump signed the $1.5 trillion tax cut bill on Friday at the White House, he made a bold claim — that his "legislative approvals" were off the charts. "No. 1 in the history of our country," he said, citing 88 as the number of bills he had signed into law.
The actual number of laws Trump signed this year is 96. His claim of historic achievement isn't accurate, either.
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Trump Accomplished A Lot In 2017, But At What Cost?
But that didn't stop him from repeating the erroneous claim Wednesday during a visit with firefighters in West Palm Beach, Fla.
"We have signed more legislation than anybody," Trump said.
He hasn't. In sheer numbers of bills signed into law during a president's first year in office (Jan. 20-Dec. 31), Trump is behind his six most recent predecessors.
Number of laws signed by each president between his Inauguration Day and Dec. 31 of that year.
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According to tallies by
GovTrack, Trump also trails Nixon, Kennedy and Eisenhower.
In making his claim, Trump also boasted that he had exceeded even former President Harry S. Truman's record for the number of bills signed.
"Harry Truman had more legislative approvals than any other president and — a record long held," Trump said. "And we beat him on legislative approvals, for which I get no credit."