Post shared on facebook McDonald’s shares are claiming to have soared 200% after 2024 Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump recently visited a franchised restaurant in Pennsylvania.
Verdict: False
This claim is false and originally appeared in an October 22nd article on the satirical site Esspots.com.
Fact check:
One person has reportedly died from an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounder. CNN. According to the report, the cause of the outbreak has not been traced to a specific ingredient.
A Facebook post said McDonald’s stock soared 200% following President Trump’s recent visit to a Pennsylvania franchise. “McDonald’s stock soars 200%: ‘Make McDonald’s great again,'” the post reads, without citing sources to support the claim.
This claim is false and originally Article for October 22nd It was published on the satirical site “Esspots.com”. According to that “”,About“page, Espot.com is a “Subsidiary of SpaceXMania.”com Specializing in Satire and Parody News” and “One-Stop Site for Satirical News and Commentary About the United States.”
Similarly, the website “Disclaimer” page reiterates that it is a “website dedicated to satire, parody, and humor.” Before reading our content, we would like to emphasize that nothing on this website is true. All articles, stories and comments are below. Espot.com is completely fictitious and created for entertainment purposes only.”
Additionally, we found “Check the facts” There are no reliable reports to support the claim. In fact, the opposite is true. October 23rd, snoop debunked the claim and showed that it came from a satirical site. (Related: Did President Trump leave Pennsylvania McDonald’s without paying for customers’ meals?)
Furthermore, this claim does not even mention McDonald’s. Website Not verified socializing media account. Trump too Doesn’t appear have commented publicly About the claim.
On October 20, President Trump visited a McDonald’s franchise in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, made fries, and held a press conference. Associated Press Reported.
Check Your Fact has contacted McDonald’s for comment.
