video Share with X The video shows a man on ABC’s talk show “The View” questioning First Lady Jill Biden about her husband, President Joe Biden’s political record.
Would any Nigerian journalist have the guts to do something like this?
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Verdict: False
The video, which originally appeared on TikTok, is satirical, and the original video featuring Biden shows that she was the only guest on the talk show.
Fact check:
Biden recently campaigned for her husband in Flagstaff, Arizona. Arizona Daily SunAccording to the outlet, the First Lady was speaking at the Pride in the Pines festival.
The X-Video, which has been viewed more than 200,000 times at the time of writing, purports to show a man questioning Biden’s husband on “The View” about his political record. “Joe’s been in politics for 48 years, including as president, and he’s accomplished nothing,” says the unidentified man, dressed in a suit and red tie. The man also appears to tell the first lady that she should be “ashamed” for allowing her husband to be “mistreated like a puppet” when he was “unwell.”
Neither Biden nor the hosts of “The View” have responded to the man’s claims. A label in the bottom right corner of the video indicates that the video originally originated on TikTok and was shared by user @damonimani.
However, this claim is false. Check Your Fact video Returning to @damonimani’s TikTok profile, the user’s caption indicates that the video is satirical.
“Satire but true,” the video’s caption reads. the latest newsCatch-up News X Account state It says it shares “inspiring news, memes, viral videos and commentary.” (Related: Did a drain get installed in Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?)
Similarly, original video Footage of the first lady’s appearance on the talk show reveals she was the only guest — the unidentified man is not seen at all — and an ABC spokesperson showed the footage to Check Your Fact.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyybI7Som_I
In addition, Check Your Fact There is no reliable news coverage I support that claim. In fact, the opposite is true. June 18th, AFP The X video was reported to be satirical.
In addition, the White House Not issued statement Regarding claims.
Check Your Fact has reached out to the White House for comment and will update this article if and when they do.
