Trump Calls for Cuba Deal “Before It’s Too Late
- President Donald Trump shared a post from a relatively unknown user on social media, commenting, "¡Me suena bien!" ("It sounds good to me!").
- Donald Trump has a history of actively using social media platforms, especially X (formerly Twitter), to communicate directly with the public. The National Archives and Records Management maintains...
- Detail: Trump's social media activity often generates significant media coverage and public discussion, and his endorsements or shares can amplify the reach of previously unknown accounts.
On January 11, 2026, former U.S. President Donald Trump shared a post from a relatively unknown user on social media, commenting, “¡Me suena bien!” (“It sounds good to me!”). This incident raises questions about the source and verification of information shared by prominent figures online.
Donald Trump’s Social Media Usage
Donald Trump has a history of actively using social media platforms, especially X (formerly Twitter), to communicate directly with the public. The National Archives and Records Management maintains an archive of his official statements, including those made on social media during his presidency. His continued use of social media post-presidency has been a subject of ongoing media scrutiny.
Detail: Trump’s social media activity often generates significant media coverage and public discussion, and his endorsements or shares can amplify the reach of previously unknown accounts. His account on X was reinstated in november 2022 after being suspended following the January 6th Capitol attack. NBC News reported on the reinstatement.
Example: On December 19, 2023, Trump posted on Truth Social regarding his legal cases, which was widely reported by Reuters.
user Verification and Account Status
The user who posted the original content is described as a “conservador californiano” (Californian conservative) with fewer than 500 followers.X’s verification system aims to identify authentic,notable accounts,but many accounts remain unverified.
Detail: The limited follower count and lack of widespread recognition suggest the user is not a prominent figure. The absence of verification does not necessarily indicate malicious intent, but it highlights the potential for unverified information to gain traction when shared by influential individuals. X’s Community Notes feature allows users to add context to posts, but its effectiveness varies.
Example: As of January 11, 2026, X’s verification process requires a subscription to X Premium, and eligibility criteria are outlined on their help center page. The number of verified accounts on X fluctuates.
Potential for Misinformation
Sharing content from unverified sources can contribute to the spread of misinformation. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) provides resources on identifying and combating misinformation.
Detail: The lack of established credibility for the original poster, combined with Trump’s endorsement, could lead to the amplification of perhaps inaccurate or misleading information. Fact-checking organizations like PolitiFact and Snopes regularly debunk false claims circulating online.
Example: during the 2024 U.S. Presidential election, numerous instances of misinformation were identified and debunked by fact-checking organizations, as reported by The Associated Press.