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Donald Trump said “hundreds of thousands of people” are dying a year due to illegal border crossings. But there’s no evidence of that.

The progressive network Meidas Touch posted on YouTube, "Trump Gets MERCILESSLY BOOED at Philadelphia 'Sneaker Con.'"

Some online users misled their followers with posts that did not tell the full story of Trump's February 2024 visit to the Philadelphia convention.

“I believe that conservative and Republican people are better-looking people,” said Right Side Broadcasting Network’s Brian Glenn.

Donald Trump comes out swinging after his arraignment in his first formal speech to the Alabama GOP.

Content warning: This article contains numerous examples of bigoted and violent rhetoric. Rumble, the extreme right-wing video-sharing platform and chosen streaming partner of the Republican National Committee, reportedly removed videos of white nationalist Nick Fuentes’ recent rally because it considered his rhetoric to be an “incitement to violence” — but the platform remains rife with videos pushing similarly racist, antisemitic, and violent rhetoric.  On July 16, Fuentes livestreame...

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyAs Donald Trump faces mounting legal problems, the former president has consistently turned to one of his favorite YouTube channels, the fiercely pro-MAGA “Right Side Broadcasting Network,” to spin the news in his favor.And yet, RSBN—as it’s colloquially known—is facing criticism for not being Trump-y enough from an unlikely source: current and former staffers.The YouTube channel has survived by attract...

An ultra-MAGA YouTube channel suddenly has competition as the Trumpiest streaming channel, just as the original channel shows a soft-spot for Ron DeSantis.

Right Side Broadcasting Network's (RSBN) Matthew Alvarez was working the rally at the Erie Insurance Arena in Erie, fielding comments from Trump supporters outside of the venue. He would later retract the sentiment following criticism on social media