9. The method of claim 1 further comprising parsing the broadcast information into phrases, parsing the phrases into words, counting the number of words in each phrase, and comparing each phrase with the source information containing one more word than the number of words in the phrase being compared.
1. A method programmed in a non-transitory memory of a device comprising: a. automatically analyzing broadcast information; b. automatically fact checking the broadcast information by comparing the broadcast information with source information to generate a result, wherein comparing includes: i. searching for an exact match of the broadcast information in the source information and returning the exact match search result of the exact match search if the exact match is found; ii. otherwise, if the exact match is not found, then utilizing pattern matching for fact checking and returning the result of the pattern matching fact check if a pattern matching result confidence score is above a pattern matching result confidence threshold; iii. otherwise, if the pattern matching result confidence score is not above the pattern matching result confidence threshold, then utilizing a natural language search for fact checking and returning the result of the natural language fact check if a natural language result confidence score is above a natural language result confidence threshold; and iv. otherwise, returning a negative result value as the result; and c. automatically presenting a status of the broadcast information in real-time based on the result of the comparison of the broadcast information with the source information, wherein searching for the exact match begins searching the source information located on a fastest access time hardware device, then using the source information located on a second fastest access time hardware device, and then using the source information located on slower access time hardware devices until a device list has been exhausted; wherein utilizing pattern matching begins utilizing the source information located on the fastest access time hardware device, then using the source information located on the second fastest access time hardware device, and then using the source information located on the slower access time hardware devices until the device list has been exhausted; wherein the natural language search begins searching the source information located on the fastest access time hardware device, then using the source information located on the second fastest access time hardware device, and then using the source information located on the slower access time hardware devices until the device list has been exhausted; wherein searching for the exact match begins searching the source information located in a designated fact checking database, then goes to a broader set of source information, and repeatedly goes to broader sets of source information until a broadest source information set has been exhausted; wherein utilizing pattern matching begins utilizing the source information located in the designated fact checking database, then goes to the broader set of source information, and repeatedly goes to broader sets of source information until the broadest source information set has been exhausted; and wherein the natural language search begins searching the source information located in the designated fact checking database, then going to the broader set of source information, and repeatedly going to broader sets of source information until the broadest source information set has been exhausted.