This fact-check covers the most significant verifiable claims from the roundtable. The pattern that emerges across these fact-checks—from investment figures to crime statistics—reveals a consistent approach of inflating numbers, misattributing credit for pre-existing trends, and selectively citing statistics in ways that distort the underlying reality.

The pattern across these claims reveals consistent exaggeration of positive data, misattribution of causation to administration policies when other factors were primary drivers, and conflation of different statistics to create misleading impressions. While some underlying trends (border enforcement improvements, market recovery, price stabilization) represent genuine developments, the specific claims made systematically overstate magnitude and presidential…