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VERIFY: No, Trump didn’t sign an order to make you follow him on social media

A satire piece about President Trump and social media is being taken way too seriously by some. The VERIFY team breaks down all the facts.

Published: 5:48 PM EDT August 19, 2019

Updated: 6:20 PM EDT August 19, 2019

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