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Facebook removes Trump post over COVID-19 misinformation
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August 6, 2020
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3:05Now PlayingFacebook said the post by U.S. President Donald Trump violated content rules by spreading false information about COVID-19. The posts featured an interview in which Trump said children were 'virtually immune' to coronavirus. Twitter also temporarily suspended Trump’s campaign account because it shared that same clip.
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