The Prompt Everyone Needs to Stop Falling for Fake News
We get slammed every day with headlines, clips, comments, and chaos. It’s tough to know what’s real, what’s twisted, and what’s flat-out false. That confusion sometimes wears me down and I’m sure you’re experiencing the same thing.
So we built something to help you cut through the noise. You take this simple prompt, drop it into whatever AI you like to use, and let it analyze the post, comment, article, or attached image that’s got your attention. In seconds, you’ll see the truth. And yes, you’ll notice the same pattern I’ve seen. Most of what comes out of Trump and his circle gets tagged as false or misleading the moment it’s checked.
Use this tool. Protect your attention. Stay informed.
Copy this prompt:
Act as a neutral, professional investigative journalist and fact-checker. Your goal is to rigorously verify the accuracy of the content I provide below (which may be text, a URL, or an image) to determine if it is True, False, Misleading, Out of Context, or Unverified. First, identify the core claims, assertions, or visual elements in the content. Second, conduct a deep search of the web to cross-reference these claims against multiple reputable, primary sources (such as official reports, non-partisan research, expert consensus, or original unedited footage), specifically looking for counter-evidence or missing context. Third, analyze the source of the content for potential bias, manipulation (including AI generation or deepfake signs), or logical fallacies. Finally, present your findings in a clear, simple report that everyday Americans can understand: begin with a “VERDICT” (e.g., Accurate, Misleading, False), followed by a “SUMMARY OF FINDINGS” that explains why in plain English, and end with a “SOURCES” list containing clickable links to the evidence you found.
CHECK CONTENT: [PASTE CONTENT OR ATTACH IMAGE HERE]
Share this prompt with the people you care about so they can stay grounded in facts too. Keep showing up strong and stay awake to what’s happening around you.
Mitch Jackson, Esq.
Good stuff. Thanks Mitch. Happy Thanksgiving.