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Mr. Trump issued the edict in a post on his Truth Social platform Wednesday afternoon.

On Sunday, Malibu community activist and blogger Cece Woods wrote in a post on the social platform X that rumors had been “heavily circulating” that Luna “could potentially step down as the head of the largest sheriff’s department in the country due to health concerns,” adding that “multiple sources say Parkinson’s disease.”

So, Trump agreed—and the company represented to the SEC—that when he posted on Truth, he wouldn’t post the same thing on any other social platform for at least six hours.

It was obvious Truth was a bad business from the start, but it was at least reasonable to think that it would be the social platform where Trump would spend his internet time.

In another closing argument, Trump used his Truth Social platform to present a short video from his ally, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.