A viral Facebook video and a Rumble video claimed President Joe Biden had died and Vice President Kamala Harris was sworn into office. That’s Pants on Fire!
"Situation Update 7323 ~ Biden Died Kamala Sworn in But Silent," said the caption on the video posted July 4, which was later removed from the platform. The claim remained on Rumble.com, a websiteThe Facebook video was flagged as part of Meta’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed.
The Facebook video begins with footage of former U.S. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor speaking on the"PBD Podcast" — named after its host, Patrick Bet-David — about the U.S. banking system and election security. Macgregor was an adviser to the defense secretary in the Trump administration and has been known toAfter that clip, an unidentified narrator reads"Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Mon.
At the video’s 3:06 mark, the narrator repeats the claim from the video’s caption:"#1 BOOM!!! Biden Said to Have Died of a Heart Attack at 12:30 pm EST on Sat. 1 July 2023. Harris to be Sworn In. Media Told To Be Silent." The narrator cites a July 1 episode from"The Truth Seeker 88 News" on Rumble.
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