A flag with a Nazi swastika was said to have been taken at Donald Trump's Waco presidential rally.
The photo of a flag emblazoned with both a Trump logo and a swastika was not taken at the event in Waco, Rally.
It was captured at an anti-Trump demonstration in Wilkes-Barre Township, Pennsylvania, in 2022. The flag was burned by Gene Stilp, a Pennsylvania political activist and Democrat.FACT CHECK BY Newsweek's Fact Check team
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