image Shared on Instagram This allegedly shows a post by President-elect Donald Trump saying he will implement a nationwide pornography ban on his first day in office.
Verdict: Wrong
The image is digitally fabricated.
Fact check:
Former First Lady Michelle Obama will not attend Trump’s inauguration on Monday, but the reason has been given to the public, according to the British Daily Mail. AP News. The newspaper reported that she attended Trump’s first inauguration in 2017.
One post shared on Instagram allegedly shows a post Trump made claiming he would ban adult content while in office. The image allegedly shows an X-shaped post from Trump that reads: “On my first day in office, I will sign into law a national ban on the sale, production, and possession of pornography.”
The text overlaid on the image reads: “Day One Get rid of this devilish perversion. This is what real bosses do. This is the way (to use) power.”
However, the image is digitally fabricated. No such post can be found on Trump’s X account And there is no Reliable news reports To confirm the claim. Additionally, the image shows Trump’s account with a blue check mark, when it actually has a gray check mark to indicate that it is a government account, and he has had that since at least that. November 14 From last year.
USA Today He also debunked this claim. (RELATED: Yes, Trump’s Ear Was Hit by a Bullet)
Although it’s not an outright ban on pornography, the US Supreme Court will hear arguments on Wednesday on a Texas law that says porn sites must require age verification. Newsweek.
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