Then-President Donald Trump met with Pope Francis at the Vatican in 2017. But a video from that meeting that appears to
If Your Time is shortThen-President Donald Trump met with Pope Francis at the Vatican in 2017.In the altered video,Sept. 8 on Instagram, the camera zooms in on the two men’s hands as they stand side by side. Trump appears to stroke the pope’s hand with his pinky finger. The pope, meanwhile, appears to slap Trump’s hand.
The video’s caption was later edited to say,"The end isn’t real," though it didn’t specify what was or wasn’t authentic.Video shows Hawaii Gov. Josh Green “wants to turn Lahaina Maui into state lands. All planned for smart city."The post was flagged as part of Meta’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed.
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