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No, Karoline Leavitt Didn’t Claim It Was Another Guy Named Donald Trump in the Epstein Emails

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Where are the fact-checkers? The Washington Post's fact-checker took a buyout, CNN's Daniel Dale is nowhere to be found, but USA Today has stepped up to the plate to straighten things out about a viral fake quote that originated at a satire site. No, White House Press Secretary did not really say that the Donald Trump in the Epstein emails is a different Donald Trump.

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No ... she really didn't say this

USA Today reports:

A headline from a UK spoof and satire website widely shared on social media says the White House responded by saying Epstein was talking about a different Trump. But that is not how the White House responded to the email release. Here is what they did say:

Shortly after the emails were published, the White House issued an emailed statement, in which White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, the "selectively leaked emails ... create a fake narrative to smear President Trump."

UK spoof and satire site NewsThump posted an article with the headline, "'Jeffrey Epstein was talking about a different Donald Trump' insists White House," that was widely shared on social media. The photo of Leavitt used in the article was not from the Nov. 12 press briefing.

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So much, indeed.

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