Published 23:27 IST, October 1st 2019
Donald Trump retweets a bot account which is all about sharks
While on a retweeting spree on September 29, the President of the United States, Donald Trump shared a tweet from a bot account about Mark Levin and Ed Henry.
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On September 29, President of United States, Donald Trump shared a tweet from a bot account. US President had retweeted more than a dozen tweets in support of conservative radio talk show host Mark Levin on his spat with Fox News anchor Ed Henry. In a bizarre series of events, an adult film star Stormy Daniels alleged that President Trump liked watching TV shows related to sharks and that he is terrified of m. After Galeophobia came out to public, a bot account was created which changes a few words in his tweets to word, 'sharks'. original tweet had, 'Fake news' instead of 'Pro Shark'.
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'Trump's pro-shark account'
This Twitter account that was created on February 2018 was entirely about sharks after President Trump reportedly claimed that he is scared of m. Twitter users call se posts hilarious as tweets are shared after adding words like beach, surfing, sharks and beach lovers. People are also seen taking part in conversation and one of m even said that "you're a legend”, while addressing anymous manr. On September 28, Donald Trump initially tweeted “Make America great again” and this bot account retweeted it saying, 'Make Beach great again'. posts about Democrats by President are often changed to 'Shark Lovers'.
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spat between hosts
Host Ed Henry, on Fox & Friends, had asked radio presenter Mark Levin if he thought that Donald Trump's phone call with Ukranian President to inquire about former Vice President, Joe Biden's son was anything “illegal” which has also lead to House of Commons launch an impeachment inquiry. To this question, conservative radio host reacted angrily. This furr impressed President Trump who retweeted more than 15 tweets about this conversation. Most of m, supporting Mark levin and his reaction in support with President's statement of denying any 'wrongdoing'.
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12:46 IST, October 1st 2019