Recently, the left has been abuzz over a video of former President Trump signing an autograph.

In the video, Trump is seen telling Roseanne Barr, “We love you Roseanne. We love you. I’m signing this especially for you, and we love everything you represent. Keep fighting. Thank you,” as he autographs a black case.

Speculation arose about whether the case could be for a gun, though this remains unclear. Adding to the controversy, a photo surfaced showing Trump holding and signing a handgun magazine. Barr later posted on social media, expressing her excitement for her “Trump gun.”

I believe our forefathers (and foremothers) envisioned this very moment when they wrote the Second Amendment. Can’t wait for my Trump gun! pic.twitter.com/XbRXec0mog

— Roseanne Barr (@therealroseanne) May 20, 2024

Critics on the left are claiming that Trump’s actions might violate his bond conditions, suggesting he could be arrested. However, it is important to note that no gun was seen in the video, and it is possible an aide removed it from the case beforehand. There’s no definitive proof of a gun being present.

Trump signed a gun for Roseanne Barr. Giving away or selling a firearm would be a violation of Trump’s bond agreements.

However, it’s unclear if Trump owned, purchased, or is shipping the firearm. pic.twitter.com/YZFjarv042

— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) May 22, 2024

Now Newsweek reported that Trump gave Barr a gun. Which caused a stir with those who would lock Trump up for jaywalking if they could. The story is very similar to a recent Newsweek report falsely claiming that Tucker Carlson had signed a contract with Russian State TV. In reality, Russian TV aired clips of Carlson’s show without permission.

According to The Dispatch via Yahoo News, Newsweek’s claim about Carlson was proven false. Representatives for Carlson and the Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) denied any involvement with Russian broadcasts. Newsweek updated their article after significant attention and denials from Carlson and TCN, with Carlson’s representative clarifying that any use of their content by Russian TV was unauthorized.