Glenn Kessler

Glenn Kessler from The Washington Post brings us "the biggest Pinocchios" of 2021. 

A look back at some of the president's biggest misstatements and misleading claims, and how they’ve played to the American public

Rex Tillerson said he "doesn't need" the press to be an effective Secretary of State. He's probably wrong.

The deadline for signing up for Obamacare was this week, and the White House says it has reached its projected number of 7 million new enrollees. But how accurate is that claim? Bob talks with Glenn Kessler, who writes for the Washington Post's Fact Checker blog, about what we know and don't know about the ACA's numbers.

This week's Obamacare troubles came in the form of media challenging the oft repeated claim by the administration that if you like your health insurance policy, you can keep it. Bob talks to Washington Post writer, and author of The Fact Checker blog Glenn Kessler about why the "you can keep it" claim was so misleading, and why the media are just now getting around to correcting it.