Yesterday, President Trump addressed the nation on the issue of illegal immigration and border security.

It was his first address from the Oval Office. He kept it kind of short, mostly stuck to the facts,

but his opinions were in there. Afterwards, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer responded,

which is kind of strange because typically, the opposition doesn't respond to an Oval Office

address. But Pelosi and Schumer mostly just gave their opinions. And that's not my opinion.

Various news organizations were fact checking what Trump said, and they were also fact checking

Schumer and Pelosi, but they didn't actually have much to fact checks, so most of the articles

don't have anything from them. But these articles highlight a much bigger problem. See, my goal today

was to fact check the fact check. And you try and figure out what was true and what's really going

on with the border wall and the southern border. Unfortunately, most of these mainstream organizations

like NPR, CNN, and New York Times, they don't agree with each other. They fact check Donald Trump

and gave different answers to what was true and what was false. So how was anyone supposed to know

what the hell is actually going on? There is one column, however, from the Washington Post saying

that straight up, Donald Trump took the night and I got to admit Nancy Pelosi and Schumer looked

kind of creepy. So today, let's take a look at what was said during the Oval Office address,

how Chuck Schumer and Pelosi came out, and whether or not anything was true or false because I got

to say it's mostly just opinion from all these news organizations. But before we get started,

please head over to Timkess.com, forward slash donate if you'd like to support my work. There's a

monthly donation option. I accept cryptocurrency, I have a physical address, and there's even a shop

where you can purchase clothing I've designed myself. I first want to highlight this article from

the Washington Post, Trump won the night, Schumer and Pelosi lost. Now, a lot of conservatives believe

this is a direct statement from the Washington Post. No, this is one column from one person's opinion

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