For the president, the “fake” modifier frequently refers to news reports that he wishes were not true rather than those that are actually false. And the White House has an enormous credibility gap, with a long record of vociferously denying news reports — the shake-up of Trump’s legal team, or the ouster of now-former national security adviser H.R. McMaster — that are proved true days later.

According The Washington Post Fact Checker, as of Friday, Trump had made 2,436 false or misleading claims in 406 days — a rate of exactly six whoppers a day.

>The Washington Post Fact Checker

You think this source is unbiased?

Are you saying Truth has a liberal bias?

If so, I've got a bridge to sell you.  Since you don't care about the truth, how are you to know it's a fraud?

The Washington Post is politically left wing.

As is the NYT, the BBC and the Guardian.