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When Delusion and Senility Runs the White House

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Unhinged fake news of the highest order:

 

Trump:  “The person who actually got the Nobel Prize called today, called me and said, ‘I’m accepting this in honor of you, because you really deserved it,’” the president said. “A very nice thing to do. I didn’t, I didn’t say, ‘Then give it to me,’ though I think she might have. She was very nice.”

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-truth-social-nobel-peace-prize-b2843249.html

 

Never happened. Meanwhile, back in the real world:

 

Three independent news analyses show no evidence that a Nobel Peace Prize laureate called Donald Trump offering the prize or saying he deserved it; reporting instead records Trump's claims and nominations, and the Nobel committee's rebuffs. The available pieces from September 2025 uniformly report that Trump has touted his suitability or been nominated, local leaders have praised his policy in some instances, and the Nobel committee has emphasized its independence, but none records a laureate making a phone call or offering their prize to him. This summary draws only on those contemporaneous analyses and highlights where claims arise and which facts are absent.

 

https://factually.co/fact-checks/politics/nobel-peace-prize-trump-b5e2f5

 

 

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