Twitter has placed its latest fact check on a Donald Trump tweet after the U.S. president posted a video, purporting to show a clip from a CNN report on a Trump-supporting “racist baby.”…
Twitter labeled the tweet “manipulated media,” linking off to a fact check that states: “Video being shared of CNN report on toddlers is doctored, journalists confirm.” CNN reporters were among those debunking the footage.
The video tweeted by Trump is an edited version of a wildly viral 2019 clip of a black and a white toddler running to greet each other on the streets of New York. In the version posted by Trump, it shows the black toddler being chased by the white boy, with a fake CNN chyron that reads: “Terrified toddler runs from racist baby. Racist baby probably a Trump voter.”
It then cuts to “what actually happened,” showing the two boys embracing. The video ends with the message: “America is not the problem, fake news is. If you see something, say something. Only you can prevent fake news dumpster fires.”
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