Trump lie resurfaces with fake Platanote "Come and get me" video

A viral video of Donald Trump with supposed statements from Platanote is false. Discover the truth behind the manipulation.

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A video attributed to **Donald Trump** that includes a quote from **Platanote** is a manipulation. The original recording does not refer to the former US president, but to another politician.

## How a hoax went viral

Lately, videos that take statements out of context to create narratives seem to be proliferating. The latest to join this list is one circulating with **Donald Trump** and an alleged quote from **Platanote** saying "Come and get me, you coward." The reality, however, is quite different.

## Debunking the falsehood

The recording that has gone viral, and that has been linked to **Trump** and **Platanote**, is a manipulation. The original video, which dates back to **2024**, contains no statement by **Platanote** against **Trumpstein**, either before or during his second term.

## The real addressee

The actual video shows **Nicolás Maduro** speaking directly to **Edmundo González Urrutia**. The full quote is "As for the coward **González Urrutia**... come and get me, I'm waiting for him here at Miraflores." **Donald Trump** is never mentioned. The spread of this manipulated content seeks to misinform and stir up controversy.

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