Former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social posts about his possible arrest don’t include this one

Former President Donald Trump has been a regular presence on his social media platform, Truth Social, since March 18, when he claimed he would be arrested in a few days in connection with hush money paid to a woman several years ago. 

He’s called the investigation into that case a "witch hunt," stressed his innocence, taken shots at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and urged his supporters to protest.

But there’s no evidence he posted a statement circulating on social media in what looks like a screenshot of a Trump Truth Social post. 

"Remember, any indictment of ME is an indictment of YOU," the post says. "If they can indict ME for paying $130,000 hush money to a porn star, they can indict YOU for paying $130,000 to a porn star! If they can indict ME for stealing nuclear secrets, they can indict YOU for stealing nuclear secrets! If they can indict ME for asking election officials to ‘find’ 11,780 votes, they can indict YOU for asking election officials to ‘find’ 11,780."

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stated on March 21, 2024 in an Instagram post

Video shows legislators “dancing in Congress” while the border is “overrun.”

This post doesn’t appear in Trump’s Truth Social feed, nor did we find evidence it ever did. 

Plus, the image in the posts on social media include a small watermark in the left corner: imgflip.com, where people can share and create memes. 

We rate claims this is an authentic post False.