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In February 2017, long-hoaxing fake news site Huzlers published an article reporting that in an interview, President Donald Trump's former wife Ivana had claimed her ex-husband was addicted to penis enlargement pills: The article included a screenshot from a video that readers would infer was a recording of the supposedly recent interview in which Ivana made this startling admission, but in fact the clip from which the screenshot was taken had appeared on YouTube as early as January 2013 and did not include the former Mrs. Trump's mentioning penis enlargement pills. The video has since been deleted, but viewing it isn't necessary to determine that this rumor is not credible, however. This story was reported nowhere but Huzlers, a satire (i.e., fake news) web site dealing solely in salacious falsehoods whose disclaimer notes that it is the most notorious fauxtire & satire entertainment website in the world. Huzlers is a well-known culprit in the spread of false information, previously advancing fabricated stories about 15 consecutive days of planetary darkness, cocaine found in Coors Light beer, and AriZona IceD Tea being tainted with urine.
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