Trump has falsely described his childhood as having “almost immunity”

President Trump argued that children should return to U.S. schools because they are “almost” or “almost immune” to the coronavirus. Even if children are less susceptible to the virus, they can still send it to others at home or in their communities. Trump said he would receive media criticism for using the term “completely immunity,” “but the fact is that almost all of these issues are immune.” Facebook then said it removed a message from President Donald Trump’s page to contain false claims about Covid-19. It was a video of the interview the Fox president gave to Fox News. “This video contains false claims against Covid-19’s immunity. It is a violation of our policies regarding Covid’s harmful misinformation,” Facebook spokesman Andy Stone said in a statement. Stone added specific comments that followed Facebook’s rules to Trump’s claims that children are almost immune to the virus. It seems that the same clip was also posted on Trump’s Twitter campaign, which was later shared from the president’s main account. #Trump #CNN #News.

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