Lie September 14, 2020 · Remarks · Environment

“When trees fall down, after a short period of time -- about 18 months -- they become very dry. They become, really, like a matchstick. And they get up -- you know, there's no more water pouring through, and they become very, very -- well, they just explode. They can explode.”

Said
September 14, 2020
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Remarks
Verdict
Lie, as rated by the Washington Post Fact Checker
Topic
Environment
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29 times in the Post’s database
Source
Washington Post claims database (claim ID 24146)

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