Comments by "MrMJmusicLover" (@MrMJmusicLover) on "Ritchie Torres Calls Child Tax Credit Biden's "Greatest Achievement" And Looks To Make It Permanent" video.

  1. Biden is the Greatest president ever! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😃😁
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  2. Way to go Joe! 😎👍
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  3. I'm very happy to know that I help put him in office ☺️
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  4.  @EgoBrain1  😂 This is what he actually said......The other thing we found is, and I’m sorry to go on, but this is really important to me. The other portion is a lot of people don’t know how to register," Biden said of the vaccination process. "Not everybody in the community, in the Hispanic and the African-American community, particularly in rural areas that are distant and/or inner city districts, know how to use … Know how to get online to determine how to get in line for that COVID vaccination at the Walgreens or at the particular store."
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  5. "You can go online and every single state now has a ... slightly different mechanism by which they say who’s qualified, where you can get the vaccines and so on. So it’s all about trying to more rationalize in detail so ordinary people like me can understand, I mean that sincerely. Biden never said minorities weren't able to use the internet, as the claim stated. An advanced Twitter search for the phrase "my comment regarding minorities" from account @JoeBiden generated no results. Moreover, the president uses the official United States government @POTUS Twitter account now, per his profile page. All tweets from the account include the header "United States government official." The image in the claim does not. The date in the image is also incorrectly formatted as day/month/year. Twitter uses a month/day/year format in its time stamps. Finally, and perhaps most glaringly, the tweet in the claim was sent using an iPhone. All tweets from an official government account contain "The White House" in the footer. Our rating: False We rate this claim FALSE, based on our research. A claim featuring an apparent apology tweeted by President Joe Biden is a fake. Biden never said minorities are not able to use the internet nor did he accuse Black and Hispanic Americans of not knowing "any better." An official government header and standardized time stamps are also missing from the image in the claim.
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