The statement is a subjective expression of intent and perspective ("we would have taken care of it," "it's like this tiny little thing") rather than an objective factual claim that can be verified as true or false. Without a specific, verifiable factual assertion about what "it" refers to or what was or was not noticed and addressed, the statement cannot be meaningfully evaluated for factual truth.

The statement expresses a subjective opinion about what would have been done and the size of an issue, which is not a verifiable fact and therefore cannot be confirmed as true.

The statement is vague and lacks any verifiable claim about a specific event or action; without evidence that the issue was noticed and could have been addressed, the assertion cannot be confirmed as true.

The statement is too vague to fact-check as it doesn't specify what 'it' refers to, making it impossible to verify whether the administration would have addressed it or if it's actually 'tiny little'.