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A picture circulating the internet showing a large crowd at a President Donald Trump rally in Phoenix wasn't actually a picture taken there—it was a picture taken of the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers parade.
So when Trump supporters and Tennessee Republicans started sharing a large crowd of people at a Trump rally in Phoenix on Twitter, skepticism starting brewing.
The social media world started fact-checking the handle @TEN_GOP. The account is not affiliated with the Tennessee Republican Party.
After users on social media started calling out the falseness of the picture, the account deleted the picture.
1/ I saw this photo circulating online. I deleted my post as soon as I found out it was fake. pic.twitter.com/Eokys8KkVy
— Tennessee (@TEN_GOP) August 23, 2017
The real photo of the massive crowd was an aerial shot of the parade in Cleveland celebrating the Cavaliers winning the NBA championship in 2016.
Just did a reverse search and the image on the left is from 2016 Cavs parade. Liars! pic.twitter.com/5erHsY7bGa
— tramosUSA (@voteblue16) August 22, 2017
