A rumor that Trump told people to “inject bleach” to treat COVID-19 resurfaced online after a Senate committee questioned Anthony Fauci over how he managed the pandemic.

Following Fauci's hearing, social media users expressed disbelief that he had been called before Congress instead of Trump, citing the president's alleged bleach advice.

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