'District of America'? Fake audio features Trump pondering DC name change
The recording supposedly depicted Trump saying of Washington, D.C., "From now on, it will be Washington, D.A., District of America."
The recording supposedly depicted Trump saying of Washington, D.C., "From now on, it will be Washington, D.A., District of America."
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Some users discussing the picture on X left comments indicating they were uncertain about its authenticity.
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