Trump Amplifies Discredited Clinton Conspiracy Theories in New Video
Donald Trump recently shared a video on his Truth Social account that peddled discredited conspiracy theories linking Bill and Hillary Clinton to numerous deaths. The video, titled “THE VIDEO HILLARY CLINTON DOES NOT WANT YOU TO SEE,” features a collection of individuals, including John F. Kennedy Jr. and Vince Foster, presented as victims of a supposed murderous conspiracy orchestrated by the Clintons.
Among the dubious claims, the video suggests Kennedy Jr. died in a plane crash in 1999 for nefarious reasons tied to Hillary Clinton’s political rise. This assertion ignores the National Transportation Safety Board’s ruling that pilot error caused the crash. It also resurrects the tragic case of Mary Mahoney, a White House intern murdered in a robbery; her killer was captured with no connections to the Clintons, yet Trump’s video implies otherwise.
The narrative further includes Vince Foster, who tragically died by suicide in 1993, an event confirmed by multiple credible investigations. The video features a list of other individuals, all of whom died from natural causes, accidents, or unrelated crimes, deliberately suggesting a systematic cover-up by the Clinton family.
This so-called “Clinton body count” conspiracy theory has been thoroughly debunked, with outlets like Snopes investigating the claims and finding no evidence to support the outrageous allegations. Despite the long-standing refutation, the video continues to circulate in fringe circles and was notably shared on a small Instagram account before Trump amplified its reach.
By disseminating such falsehoods, Trump exposes not only his disregard for factual integrity but also his willingness to weaponize misinformation to undermine political opponents, contributing to the toxic climate of extremist rhetoric in contemporary America.