A fabricated clip on Donald Trump’s Truth Social account falsely promised Americans advanced medical beds for universal healthcare.
Fictional announcement on Trump’s social media
A fake video appeared on Donald Trump’s Truth Social profile on Saturday, September 27, allegedly from a Fox News program hosted by his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump. The clip claimed that every American would soon receive a “MedBed” card, guaranteeing access to cutting-edge hospitals staffed by top doctors. Trump reportedly stated these facilities would restore citizens to full health and strength.
AI-generated content removed
The video was created using artificial intelligence. Fox News confirmed it was not genuine, and the clip was later deleted from Trump’s profile. The former president has not commented on the incident.
Connection to QAnon conspiracy theories
The “MedBed” claims are linked to QAnon conspiracy theories, promoting alleged “medical beds” that cure all diseases. While some U.S. companies offer such services, their effectiveness has never been scientifically proven, and no credible evidence supports these claims.
