A video has been going viral, wherein a mystery woman standing right beside sleeping Donald Trump was seen touching her belly button, and people are assuming she gave him an electric shock.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleSocial media is a crazy place as people tend to have their own opinions on anything and everything. Recently, a White House event video, left people wondering if a woman standing beside Donald Trump was giving him electric shock by touching her belly button, so he could wake up. However, the woman clarified the same with a strong post.
A woman named Jayme Leagh Franklin was standing beisde US President Donald Trump during an event. She is a conservative media executive and former Trump administration staffer. She was standing near Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the president was signing an executive order concerning federal childhood vaccine recommendations.
In a clip, Franklin kept nodding while placing one hand near her stomach. However, this left many thinking that she was using a hidden device kept in her belly to send an electric shock to Donald Trump whenever he dozed off or lost focus. However, there is no evidence that Franklin was using any device of such sort.
The theory originated purely from the internet and quickly went viral. As people started circulating the video of the mysterious woman on X and other platforms, Franklin dismissed the buzz. The post was shared on X with her video, and it read:
"Claims she has a button fitted on her belly, and when she gets the nod that he’s asleep she moves her hand and presses a button that wakes him. They’re calling her The Zapper. No idea if it’s true but it *appears* to line up."
Soon, users expressed their opinion. One user wrote, "Why doesn't someone ask who the girl is and what is her job?" Another netizen commented, "When you're 80 and you have 300,000 hours of hard work under your belt you have earned the right to doze." A third user wrote, "One hand movement, one head lift, and suddenly the internet invented “The Zapper.” Is this the funniest conspiracy theory of the week?"
However, Jayme took to her X account and addressed the shocking claim. She revealed that she is just pregnant, and wrote, "I’m just pregnant you weirdos." Netizens also shared their viewpoint on her post. One user commented, "The conspiracy theories are wild she’s literally just pregnant and everyone turned it into a whole “zapper button” thing… internet is unhinged. Am I right @grok?"
But one user just couldn't believe Jayme's words and wrote, "How pregnant are you exactly? Looks like you’ve got an active fetus to hold your hand there throughout the entirety of the video. I’ve carried two babies and never have I ever stood so long with my hand on my belly… And we’re weirdos!" A second user wrote, "Although the post saying you have a secret button on your belly that you press whenever Trump starts to fall asleep was funny."
For the unversed, Jayme has a background in conservative politics and media. She has also been part of the US Senate and Fox News. She is best known as the founder and CEO of The Conservateur, which is a conservative media and lifestyle platform for women.
What do you think about the viral claims that a mystery woman was touching her belly button to induce electric shock to wake Donald Trump?
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