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The statement claims that 'lies are being spread about the Anti-Boycott bill and its implications for free speech.' However, the provided sources do not conclusively support or refute whether specific lies are being spread or clarify the exact nature of

Those lies about the Anti-Boycott bill and free speech 

Claim Result Source Reference Source Quote
There are lies being spread about the Anti-Boycott bill and its implications for free speech. inconclusive https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/mar/13/elon-musk-tesla-takedown-protest
There are lies being spread about the Anti-Boycott bill and its implications for free speech. inconclusive https://reason.com/2020/08/04/whats-the-best-way-to-protect-free-speech-ken-white-and-greg-lukianoff-debate-cancel-culture/

🤖 Conclusion [20/100]: The statement claims that 'lies are being spread about the Anti-Boycott bill and its implications for free speech.' However, the provided sources do not conclusively support or refute whether specific lies are being spread or clarify the exact nature of the bill's implications for free speech. Both references are either off-topic or not explicit about the Anti-Boycott bill's context or the existence of misinformation. As such, based on the evidence present, the statement cannot be verified as truthful, and there is no strong indication that the claim is accurate. Therefore, it merits a low score for truthfulness.

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