Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump

and Obamacare royalties. So, the president of the United States posted a pretty shocking

claim. On his social media site, Trump posted an image that said, quote, breaking, Doge

Halt's yearly payment of $2.5 million to Barack Obama for royalties linked to Obamacare.

Obama has collected this payment since 2010 for a total of 40 million in taxpayer dollars.

Trump shared the image with the caption of, quote, wow. Wow is right. So, to start and to be

clear, this isn't true. It's not even remotely true. No part of this is correct or could be correct, including the math.

You can't get royalties from a government program because it uses your name, especially

when the actual name is the Affordable Care Act.

Literally none of it is true. But this should be obvious, because the claim

appears to have originated with the Dunning-Krooger Times, also known as America's last line

of defense, although they said 2.6 million. I'm not joking, the Dunning Kruger Times. For those who don't know,

the Dunning Krueger effect is a cognitive bias that leads people with a low ability to believe

they're better at something than they really are. The website About Us section says, quote,

everything on this website is fiction. It is not a lie and it is not fake news because it is not real.

If you believe that it is real, you should have your head examined.

Any similarities between this site's pure fantasy and actual people, places, and events

are purely coincidental, and all images should be considered altered and satirical.

It gets better. It then directs people to the literal definition of the word satire,

and goes on to say, quote,

Tators are the conservative fans of America's last line of defense. They are fragile, frightened,

mostly older Caucasian Americans. They believe nearly anything. While we go out of our way to educate them that not everything they agree with is true,

...