One interview, 95 claims
We sent DeepGuard the extended 60 Minutes interview with President Trump. Here is what came back.
DeepGuard- Chapters
- 12
- Claims checked
- 95
What came back
A 52-minute video, checked in 12 minutes: 12 chapters, 95 claims, 80 sources.
- Records contradict this
- 56 of 95 claims
- Sources do not settle this
- 5 of 95 claims
- Records confirm this
- 34 of 95 claims
One minute, five claims
Between 4:29 and 5:43, it marked five claims about the economy. Two held up. Three did not.
Well, it’s not really the Iran war because the numbers are phenomenal. The numbers that we have are historically good numbers. I think it was bad messaging, maybe by me, but I would talk about it all the time, so I don’t know how much can I talk about it. Look, the press doesn’t cover the press doesn’t cover positive news for Republicans. They don’t cover certainly positive news for me. So I have to do it myself, I have to get it out there. One of the reasons I did rallies was to do that. But I would talk about how good we have historically good numbers. Records confirm this: We have the highest stock market in history. Now, Records contradict this: we lost yesterday because of the election, $3 trillion. Records contradict this: The market lost almost 2,000 points because of the Democrats.
They got in and the world said, I don’t want to invest with these people because they look what happened in France, they look what happened in Italy and all over the world and they say this is the same ideology. But we have had let’s go be the day before yesterday, right? Before uh, where the election, you know, when we’re talking about now, Records contradict this: a day before the election, we picked up $25 trillion in worth, in the worth of our in value. Nobody’s ever done that before.
But why don’t Americans feel it?
They don’t.
The right number, on the wrong day
“The market lost almost 2,000 points,” the President said, blaming the election. The day after the vote, the Dow rose 1,569.40 points. The drop of 1,833.06 points came a day later, in a sell-off of tech shares.
| % | Nov 4, 2026 (Day after election) | Nov 5, 2026 (Tech sell-off) |
|---|---|---|
| Dow Jones Industrial Average | 3.03 | -3.44 |
| S&P 500 | 1.58 | -4.36 |
| Nasdaq Composite | 1.44 | -5.52 |
Source: Nov 4, 2026 (Day after election): Associated Press, ‘How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday 11/4/2026’, Nov 4, 2026 (apnews.com); Nov 5, 2026 (Tech sell-off): CNN Business, ‘Massive tech sell-off wipes $2.5 trillion from the stock market’, Nov 5, 2026
Close numbers are the hard ones. So every answer comes with its source.
Sources
The video, then the sources named in the charts of claims 15 and 16. Each claim has more in the report.
- Extended Interview: President Trump on 60 Minutes, 60 Minutes.
- Claim 15: Nov 4, 2026 (Day after election): Associated Press, ‘How major US stock indexes fared Wednesday 11/4/2026’, Nov 4, 2026; Nov 5, 2026 (Tech sell-off): CNN Business, ‘Massive tech sell-off wipes $2.5 trillion from the stock market’, Nov 5, 2026.
- Claim 16: Associated Press and market close records, November 5, 2026.