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18 claims checked on air: 2 context 2 contradicted 5 supported 9 unverified 2 flagged
"Then you have places that don't allow—not don't require, don't allow ID to vote. That's California. California doesn't allow ID to vote." (said at 0:29:47)
No published record matching the claim that California does not allow identification to vote was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"I also know that like hundreds of cops have been busted using it to stalk on their ex-wives, stalk people." (said at 0:48:53)
No published record matching the claim that hundreds of police officers have been caught or investigated for misusing Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras to stalk individuals or ex-spouses was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"after being the youngest UFC champion ever at 23 years old to still be considered the greatest heavyweight alive." (said at 1:13:05)
No published record matching the claim that Jon Jones became the youngest UFC champion in history at 23 years old was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"So it wasn't his femur. I'm sorry. It was his tibia. Um let's see it again. It's crazy. [laughter] So he throws the kick and Linas was a [ __ ] powerhouse, dude. Look at the power in that. Boom." (said at 1:15:27)
No published record matching the claim that Dennis Alexio suffered a fractured tibia caused by a leg kick during his match against Stan Longinidis was located in the biomedical literature; this does not prove the claim false.
"So he's one of the only guys that I know of that fought in the UFC that because of compartment syndrome he had to have an operation where they opened up the side of his leg like all the way. And you you see the tissue inside of it how badly destroyed it was." (said at 1:16:07)
No published medical case report or academic record documenting UFC fighter Austin Hubbard's diagnosis of leg compartment syndrome or subsequent surgical fasciotomy was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"If you took away everyone in the podiums that hadn't been busted, like if you took away anyone that got caught with any substances, I think you would get down to 18th place." (said at 1:17:22)
No published record matching the claim that stripping results from all riders implicated in or sanctioned for doping would award Lance Armstrong's Tour de France victories down to the 18th-place finisher was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"I know that they were using different things like they were using IGF-1 along with GLP-1s to mitigate the bone density and muscle tissue loss." (said at 1:53:48)
No published clinical trials or established medical guidelines evaluating the co-administration of exogenous IGF-1 alongside GLP-1 receptor agonists to mitigate bone density or muscle tissue loss were located; this does not prove the claim false. While published research investigates how GLP-1 receptor agonists interact with the endogenous growth hormone/IGF-1 signaling axis in bone and muscle metabolism, therapeutic use of IGF-1 alongside GLP-1 receptor agonists for body composition preservation remains clinically unverified in the published literature.
"Like Courtney Dauwalter, she won the uh What'd she win? The Bigfoot. Is that what she won? I think when she when she came on. Yeah. But uh she beat the second place dude by 10 hours or something crazy." (said at 1:57:20)
No published record matching the claim that Courtney Dauwalter won the Bigfoot 200 race outright by approximately 10 hours over the second-place male finisher was located; this does not prove the claim false.
"With two lung replacements. He's got artif— I mean, he's got lung donations. Like somebody gave him lungs. Someone died and yeah he's he has to be on immunosuppressants in order so his body doesn't reject the lungs, but having lung transplants is crazy. Having two is really crazy, and then wrestling a year later is just beyond insane." (said at 2:53:08)
No published record matching the claim that Ben Askren underwent a double lung transplant and returned to wrestling on immunosuppressant medications was located; this does not prove the claim false.