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Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2020-05-08): On Tara Reade appearing on 'Dr. Phil': [...] CLAIM: A woman who claimed to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a "Dr. Phil" episode in 2019 is Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who has accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her. THE FACTS: The woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show was not Reade. After reports surfaced of Reade’s accusation against Biden, social media posts began falsely claiming Reade was Jennifer, a woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show in 2019 and said she was romantically involved with Putin even though she had never met him. Social media users have shared clips of the "Dr. Phil" episode along with side-by-side photos of Jennifer and Reade in an effort to make a connection based on a supposed resemblance between the two. (In the episode, Jennifer was identified by only her first name.) "All guests are fully vetted and that is not Reade," a spokesperson for the show said in an email to the AP. Douglas Wigdor, who represents Reade, also told the AP that the woman on the "Dr. Phil" show was not his client. On the "Dr. Phil" show, Jennifer’s children express concern over their mother’s mental health. "My mother thinks she is in a relationship with Vladimir Putin to the extent that she has become homeless, living in and out of motels," Jennifer’s daughter says in the episode.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2023-05-31): Tara Reade, the former Senate aide who in 2020 accused then-Presidential candidate Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her nearly three decades earlier, has fled the U.S. for Russia and asked President Vladimir Putin for citizenship. [...] During their joint media appearance Tuesday, Reade praised Russia and Putin specifically, and criticized America – especially the "few Washington elites who are determined to cause problems" between the two superpowers. [...] Javed Ali, a former senior U.S. law enforcement and intelligence official, said that given Reade's self-described relationship with Butina, it's possible that Russia helped facilitate her move to Russia as part of an anti-U.S. propaganda campaign.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2023-05-31): Tara Reade, who worked in now-President Biden's congressional office for a short period in 1993, said she wanted to stay in Russia after a Republican lawmaker told her she was in physical danger. Reade, 59, said in an interview streamed by the Sputnik media group — a Russian press outlet — that she'd arrived in Russia as a vacationer. [...] Reade, who called herself a geopolitical analyst, said in the Sputnik interview that after making her allegations public in 2020, she was threatened with prison, her life was threatened, and she was called a Russian agent.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2023-05-31): Tara Reade, who drew headlines during the 2020 presidential race by accusing then-candidate Biden of sexually harassing and assaulting her, said she decided to go to Russia after receiving threats in the US. [...] Reade said she decided to come to Russia following death threats she received this year after she reiterated her accusations regarding Biden and announced on Twitter that she was willing "to testify under oath in Congress if asked." [...] Reade said that "this illusion of Russia as an enemy is propagated by a few Washington elites who are determined to cause problems."
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2021-04-30): CLAIM: A woman who claimed to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a "Dr. Phil" episode in 2019 is Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden who has accused him of sexually assaulting her. [...] THE FACTS: After reports surfaced of Reade’s accusation against Biden, social media posts began falsely claiming Reade was Jennifer, a woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show in 2019 and said she was romantically involved with Putin even though she had never met him. [...] "My mother thinks she is in a relationship with Vladimir Putin to the extent that she has become homeless, living in and out of motels," Jennifer’s daughter says in the episode. "My mother says Putin is going to make her the queen of Russia to help run his country."
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2020-05-08): On Tara Reade appearing on 'Dr. Phil': CLAIM: A woman who claimed to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a "Dr. Phil" episode in 2019 is Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who has accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her. THE FACTS: The woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show was not Reade. After reports surfaced of Reade’s accusation against Biden, social media posts began falsely claiming Reade was Jennifer, a woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show in 2019 and said she was romantically involved with Putin even though she had never met him. Social media users have shared clips of the "Dr. Phil" episode along with side-by-side photos of Jennifer and Reade in an effort to make a connection based on a supposed resemblance between the two. (In the episode, Jennifer was identified by only her first name.) "All guests are fully vetted and that is not Reade," a spokesperson for the show said in an email to the AP. Douglas Wigdor, who represents Reade, also told the AP that the woman on the "Dr. Phil" show was not his client. On the "Dr. Phil" show, Jennifer’s children express concern over their mother’s mental health. "My mother thinks she is in a relationship with Vladimir Putin to the extent that she has become homeless, living in and out of motels," Jennifer’s daughter says in the episode.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2021-10-13): - 29 March 2020: But @joebiden didn’t assault her. Who says he did, just Tara? Her love of Russia makes her word and accusation not credible, sorry - 29 March 2020: #IBelieveTaraReade shouldn’t have deleted her pro Putin blogs - 29 March 2020: Hear hear. Plagiarism is not OK.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2020-05-31): Russian President Vladimir Putin Is in Some Deep Trouble [...] Fox News Anchor Martha MacCallum Says Tara Reade Allegations ‘Drive a Stake Into Heart’ of #MeToo Movement [...] The Right Wants to Use Tara Reade’s Claims Against Joe Biden to Snuff Out the #MeToo Movement
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2023-06-30): Joe Biden Claims Vladimir Putin ‘Is Clearly Losing the War in Iraq’ [...] Wagner Boss Prigozhin Claims Putin Lied About Reasons for Invading Ukraine [...] Tara Reade: John Kirby Calls Biden Accuser’s Claims of Being in Danger ‘Absolutely False’
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2023-08-25): Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that his military is lacking high-precision ammunition and attack drones as Moscow continues its assault on Ukraine. "During the special military operation, it became clear that we don't have enough of some things ... unfortunately, we need greater quantities," Putin said in a rare admission to reporters in Moscow. Some analysts say Putin may be trying to find a soft landing for himself if the war in Ukraine fails. Meanwhile, on the ground, Ukrainian forces are claiming some success in their offensives in the south and east. Kyiv's top general said this week that his troops have seen "certain gains." (CNN) [...] The International Criminal Court issues an arrest warrant for Russia’s Vladimir Putin: they issued the arrest warrant for claims of war crimes for his responsibility in the abduction and deportation of thousands of Ukrainian children to Russia. The warrant was issued alongside Russia’s commissioner for children’s rights, Maria Lvova-Belova. (Mark Landler, NYT)
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2020-06-22): Reade, who has claimed a sexual attraction to Russian President Vladimir Putin, alleges that Biden penetrated her with his finger in 1993, while she worked as an aide to then-Senator Biden. She also alleges that she was fired by Biden for refusing to serve drinks at a reception, one routine task, among many others, often expected of congressional staffers. [...] So let's begin at the beginning. Tara Reade was born Tara Reade Moulton on February 26, 1964. Her father was Robert Moulton and her stepmother Sally Ann Moulton. Her mother's name is Jeanette Altimus. [...] These twin stories are currently tearing up social media, with competing conspiracy theories flying from both pro-Biden and pro-Sanders camps in response. Biden supporters are accusing Reade of being a Russian agent, or at least a kook with suspicious intentions who's in love with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Sanders supporters are accusing the mainstream media and Time's Up of covering up Reade's accusations to protect Biden. (To be clear: Neither candidate's campaign has engaged with these conspiracy theories in any way.)
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2024-01-01): CLAIM: A woman who claimed to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a "Dr. Phil" episode in 2019 is Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer who has accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her. THE FACTS: The woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show was not Reade. After reports surfaced of Reade’s accusation against Biden, social media posts began falsely claiming Reade was Jennifer, a woman who appeared on the "Dr. Phil" show in 2019 and said she was romantically involved with Putin even though she had never met him. Social media users have shared clips of the "Dr. Phil" episode along with side-by-side photos of Jennifer and Reade in an effort to make a connection based on a supposed resemblance between the two. (In the episode, Jennifer was identified by only her first name.) "All guests are fully vetted and that is not Reade," a spokesperson for the show said in an email to the AP. Douglas Wigdor, who represents Reade, also told the AP that the woman on the "Dr. Phil" show was not his client. On the "Dr. Phil" show, Jennifer’s children express concern over their mother’s mental health. "My mother thinks she is in a relationship with Vladimir Putin to the extent that she has become homeless, living in and out of motels," Jennifer’s daughter says in the episode.
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2020-05-19): A Facebook post alleges former Senate staffer Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. [...] Social media users have since shared side-by-side photos of Reade and a woman who appeared on "Dr. Phil," claiming they are the same person based on a supposed physical resemblance. This particular post reads, "Did some research on Tara Reade Check this out, SHE was ‘Jennifer’ on Dr. Phil in Love with Putin!! Here is the phots (sic), same earrings YEARS later!!" [...] Jennifer, who was only identified with her first name on the show, appeared in an episode of "Dr. Phil" last year. She claimed to be in a romantic relationship with Putin despite never having met him. (RELATED: Does This Photo Show Joe Biden Posing With Tara Reade?)
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2024-04-11): If ever a year summoned commentators to think outside the conventional boundaries, it was 2016. The world’s last superpower elected an impetuous, self-absorbed reality TV star to be its commander in chief. His campaign evidently was assisted – in what measure we still don’t know – by a Russia that remains a virtual dictatorship. It was a year made for Masha Gessen. In essays written for The New York Review of Books, the Russian-born journalist and author brilliantly deconstructed the Trump-Putin relationship, confronted unquestioned assumptions about how power works, and described a profound crisis of democracy. Some of her dark forecasts (a stock market crash if Trump won) have not come true (yet), but there is much she got right, not least the ascent of Trump. "It’s time to force ourselves to imagine the unimaginable…Trump being elected president." That was in July. Whether or not you shared her deep pessimism about a Trump presidency, she made you think. [...] This series of nine stories showed how President Vladimir Putin and his billionaire friends control the Russian economy and siphon off billions of dollars for themselves. Reuters was the first news organization to document how contracts and money moved through offshore tax havens because it was able to obtain access to confidential bank and travel databases. The corruption extended even to the supply of a Russian rocket to the U.S. space program. [...] Staff of The Wall Street Journal "Money and Power in Putin’s Russia" -
Claim: Tara Reade appeared on an episode of "Dr. Phil" under the name Jennifer, claiming to be in a relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin (Viral Post, 2020-05-02)
Evidence (2024-10-09): - ^ a b Lerer, Lisa; Ember, Sydney (April 12, 2020). "Examining Tara Reade's Sexual Assault Allegation Against Joe Biden". The New York Times. Archived from the original on April 12, 2020. Retrieved April 14, 2020. - ^ McGann, Laura (May 7, 2020). "The Agonizing Story of Tara Reade". Vox. Archived from the original on May 7, 2020. Retrieved May 19, 2021. [...] - ^ Phillips, Amber (June 1, 2020). "What we know about Tara Reade's sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden". The Washington Post. Archived from the original on June 18, 2020. Retrieved August 27, 2021.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2023-04-18): The caption is inaccurate. A spokesperson for the Department of Treasury confirmed the claim is false.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2022-08-05): Yet some posts on social media falsely claim a new stimulus loan provided by President Joe Biden would provide eligible Americans "up to $40,000." [...] A Facebook post shared on July 26 included a link to a bogus article with the false headline, "Biden New Stimulus Loans Up To $40,000 To Help Americans Pay Bills, Rent, Start Businesses, Or Make Large Purchases." [...] Another Facebook post shared a link to the same misleading article with a similar title and a different photo of Biden that falsely announces a "Biden New Initiative" that gives Americans "stimulus loans up to $40,000." The link goes to a different website, greatamericancenter.com.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2023-12-01): Can "Americans in need" get $5,000 in cash for free through the American Emergency Fund "just in a few minutes"? No, that's not true: The website named in this offer gathers sensitive personal data from applicants for a supposed personal loan and then shares it with a broad range of unidentified entities. This practice may expose people to identity theft. [...] Check this out: $5,000 in cash from AmericanEmergencyFund.com. So, this website is for Americans who need money to cover emergency expenses like bills and more. I've used it like three times and it has already came in clutch for the holiday season in order for me to get gifts. [...] The site's application for "$5,000 in cash" requests sensitive personal information, such as the applicant's home address, employment, income and the last four digits of the Social Security number -- all without disclosing the specific name of the potential lender or any other institution that will access the applicant's data.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2022-01-11): Stimulus Update: $5,000 in Stimulus Money Can Soon Be Claimed by These Americans [...] - Up to $5,000 in funds could be available. [...] But, there is one group of Americans who is guaranteed a $5,000 payment this year -- if they file their taxes in order to get their money. Here's who is owed $5,000 along with some advice on claiming this large sum of money to help with the ongoing effects of COVID-19.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2024-10-09): Upstart: Best for small bad credit emergency loans 4.8 [...] Upstart offers smaller minimum loan amounts for borrowers with low credit scores who need emergency cash and want to avoid payday loans. The lender's minimum credit score is the lowest of our featured emergency loan lenders. - Have a valid email address - Have a Social Security number - Have a personal bank account - Have steady income or job offer starting within 6 months - Earn a minimum annual income of $12,000 - Origination fee of up to 12%
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2024-09-27): An emergency loan is certainly an option if you need cash right away. Some lenders, however, prey on those who might not have stellar credit and need fast funding. Look for the best emergency loans from reputable providers and avoid companies that say they’ll bypass credit checks or similar tactics to avoid falling into a predatory loan scenario. Recap of Our Picks for the Best Emergency Loans - LightStream Personal Loans Review: Our top pick - SoFi Personal Loans Review: Best customer service - PenFed Credit Union Personal Loans: Best for small loans - Discover Personal Loans Review: Best for low rates - Upstart Personal Loans Review: Best for bad credit - U.S. Bank Personal Loans Review: Best for bank switchers - Upgrade Personal Loans Review: Best discounts - Wells Fargo Personal Loans: Best for in-person service [...] Emergency loans might be a good option if you need to borrow money immediately and you’ve exhausted all your other financial options. An emergency loan is still a loan, of course, so you’ll need to make sure you can responsibly pay it back before completing an application and accepting the terms.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2024-10-01): - Credit requirements. Most lenders have a minimum credit score that you must meet to qualify for a $5,000 loan. If your credit history contains red flags (e.g., bankruptcies, recent late payments, etc.), some lenders might be hesitant to work with you. It’s wise to check your credit scores and credit reports to know where you stand. As a rule of thumb, we recommend a minimum credit score of 670. [...] If you’re comfortable with the terms of your $5,000 personal loan, you can sign and return the paperwork. With online lenders, this entire process typically takes place in a user-friendly electronic format. [...] It can be challenging to qualify for a $5,000 loan when you have bad credit. However, you might find some lenders that specialize in bad-credit borrowers.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2024-08-06): Emergency personal loans can give you quick cash to pay for the unexpected. They are a type of personal loan that borrowers can use for a crisis, such as medical bills or important home repairs. They tend to be small and are funded within days. [...] Once you pick the best emergency loan lender, you must complete an application and provide any documents needed once approved. You may need documents like pay stubs, proof of address and your driver’s license for a personal loan. [...] Getting an emergency loan can provide financial relief in times of crisis. You can take five simple steps to secure an emergency personal loan. Carefully consider your options and compare lenders to ensure you get the best rates and terms. Only borrow what you need and have a repayment plan in place.
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2021-10-08): A typical family of 4 with a household income of $110,000 is eligible for an average of $5,600 in rescue funds. [...] - The American Rescue Plan will provide emergency grants, lending, and investment to hard-hit small businesses so they can rehire and retain workers and purchase the health and sanitation equipment they need to keep workers safe. [...] Impact of The ARP - Four stimulus checks for a total of $5,600 - An additional $3,000 in Child Tax Credits - Safely reopen schools -
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2023-05-05): A post shared on social media purports the Federal Government made $5,000 of emergency loans available for U.S. citizens. [...] The Facebook post purports $5,000 loans are available to American citizens. The post shares a photo of Biden and members of congress applauding. "Emergency loans program is finally open!" The caption reads, "American people needed this stimulus again! Emergency loans are finally available to the U.S. Citizens up to $5,000 even with poor credit. The process is very simple and only takes 2 minutes to find out. It’s absolutely a no-brainer to take advantage of this opportunity today! Tap the button to see how much you get."
Claim: Emergency Loans for U.S. Citizens get up to $5,000 (Viral Post, 2023-04-18)
Evidence (2022-05-19): The May 19 video says, "Americans can get up to $50k in relief" from a "new benefit that just got released last week." [...] During the Facebook video, a narrator gestures to the fabricated news broadcast and says, "This program’s been all over the news lately. So a new benefit just got released last week, allowing Americans to claim up to $50,000. You don’t need any credit history at all, no bank requirements. I did it myself and I got $8,000 in two days." [...] FinanceBuzz, "Personal Loan Pro Review [2022]: Borrow $1,000 to $50,000 with 1 Easy Application," May 10, 2022