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According to this rumor, Trump is blaming his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, for "ruining his presidency" by tricking him into starting the war with Iran.

In the clip, adults and children chant, "Take him out! Blow him up!" The church's pastor said it shows a skit about "killing the devil."

People are sharing images claiming to show the whale leaping out of its pool and into the ocean.

During Trump's second term, his critics have been quick to pounce on any videos or photos that appear to show him dozing off in public.

We compiled some of our most popular fact checks about the alleged naps.