February 2025,
by the verdicts.

California certified its statewide 2024 election results on December 13; later counting did not mean people were still voting.

The commission discussed absentee-ballot vulnerabilities and safeguards but did not conclude that mail voting invariably produces massive fraud.

Congress had appropriated about $174 billion, roughly half the amount claimed.

Comparable tracking showed European allocations exceeded the U.S. total.

Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022.

No identified poll supported 4%; a Kyiv International Institute of Sociology survey conducted that month found 57% trusted Zelenskyy.

International education and spending comparisons did not support both parts of the claim.

The two broadcasts used different portions of the same answer; the released transcript did not show CBS replacing an answer with a different response.

International IDEA identified 34 countries that allowed postal voting for all or some voters.

The comparison treated a single printed ballot as equivalent to a ballot-marking device and omitted scanners, accessibility equipment, staffing and other election costs.

Zelenskyy was democratically elected, and Ukrainian law prohibits national elections while martial law is in force during Russia's invasion.

The claim distorted Zelenskyy's distinction between direct military support and the broader U.S. appropriation, which also funded U.S.-administered activities.

Zelenskyy distinguished direct aid received by Ukraine from broader U.S. war-related spending; he did not say half had disappeared or been stolen.