Trump claimed that his blood is the vaccine.

Trump did not claim that his blood is the vaccine and tweet in the the image circulating with this claim this is fake.

Trump did not claim that his blood is the vaccine and tweet in the the image circulating with this claim this is fake.A user posted and shared two images on Facebook that make it appear that Twitter blocked a tweet posted by US President Donald Trump. The first image shows what looks like a tweet from Trump's account on Oct. 5, 2020, stating, 'My blood is the vaccine.'

This message does not appear on Trump's timeline, nor does it appear in any of the databases that catalog and archive Trump's deleted messages. Facebook flagged this post as part of its efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its news feed.

Searching more online, we found no news coverage about Trump claiming his blood was a vaccine or articles about Twitter removing such a tweet.

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