This fact-checking analysis reveals several patterns in the claims made during the roundtable. Many claims contain kernels of truth but are surrounded by exaggeration or lack crucial context. Some claims—particularly regarding international agreements like Chinese soybean purchases—cannot be verified through public sources, which is concerning for transparency and accountability. Several claims fundamentally misrepresent underlying data. The agricultural trade surplus claim inverts the actual situation, and the insurance stock and Ukraine aid figures substantially exaggerate reality. The $18 trillion investment claim remains essentially inexplicable by any standard economic measure.