US President Donald Trump has once again claimed that his predecessor Joe Biden gave Hamas a $ 100 million condom. During a speech in Florida, he highlighted the figure and said that it was part of the useless government spending citing the information of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) of billionaires Elon Musk.
The 78 -year -old, who is in his second term, alleged that he was being used as a meakshift bomb balloon, The Independent.
All this began last month when the White House press secretary Karolin Levit claimed that Dogi allocated $ 50 million for condoms in Gaza. Trump later repeated the false claim, doubled the amount to $ 100 million and said condoms were for Hamas.
But last week, Elon Musk, who was the head of Dogi, admitted that the said money for contraceptives was not even for Hamas or Gaza. He said that it was actually for a province in Mozambique.
Musk said, “Some things I say will be wrong and it should be corrected.”
A former senior biden officer rejected the claim as a construction, called it a “a lie” and accused the White House of spreading false information.
According to a new federal report, USAID did not allocate any cash for condoms in the Middle East during the financial years 2021, 2022 and 2023 of the Biden administration. Shills offered to Jordan for approximately $ 46,000.
So far, both Kasturi and Trump have made several suspicious claims related to money. Tesla’s CEO said on Tuesday that Dogi had already saved $ 55 billion, but the papers only showed about one third of that amount.
In addition, Musk of two organizations said that Dogi Shut Down was abolished during the Biden administration. Fund cut off from a contract that he said that the value of $ 18 billion was actually $ 18 million.
Not long ago, Musk and Trump claimed that the “millions of millions” of the deceased persons were still receiving social security benefits.
“What are they talking about? Half people are really dead? The numbers are so ridiculous,” said Kathleen Romeig, director of social security and disability policy at the center on budget and policy priorities. This is not true. “
