The president called education about America’s history of systemic racism “toxic propaganda.”

The voters, along with moderator George Stephanopoulos, challenged Trump on issues in the U.S., from COVID-19 to health care to racial injustices.

Following a contentious week for the president involving his newly released interview with Bob Woodward about COVID-19, Trump also told rally-goers that his administration didn’t want to be “crazed lunatics.

In new audio released from interviews between President Trump and journalist Bob Woodward, Trump said he knew as early as Feb. 7 how deadly and highly contagious COVID-19 was. In March, Trump said, “I wanted to always play it down.”

Despite objections from state and local leaders, Trump visited the Wisconsin city in the wake of the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

“He was trying to get away from them, I guess, it looks like," Trump said. "He probably would have been killed."

“There will be people who became infected as a result of that event last night, and there’ll be people who will spread it and possibly require hospitalization, may even die,” Dr. Sanjay Gupta said of the tightly-packed crowd.

They bragged about testing, they praised a vaccine that’s not ready, they prayed for “families” and “God’s comfort.” But they never said who they were praying for — the 180,000 Americans who are now dead because of a virus the President will only refer to in racist terms: “the China virus.”

The third night of the Republican National Convention continued to show an alternate reality, as it ignored one of the biggest stories in America: ongoing police brutality that is plaguing a nation of people who are begging, crying, screaming, marching, and dying for it to stop.

It appears the limit does not exist as to what Trump's allies will say or do in their attempts to make Donald Trump appear worthy of reelection.

Viewers and activists were aghast that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron mentioned Breonna Taylor and spoke of Republicans' commitment to justice at the RNC, despite not charging the cops who killed her in her own home.

Step right up, folks, as we break down the Republican National Convention with fact-checked claims on COVID-19, Biden’s policies, and the reality of Trump’s presidency.