During an interview on “Media Buzz” that aired on Sunday, Kurtz asked Trump why he would not publicly set the record straight that migrants hadn’t chowed down on slews of cats and dogs in the city like he irresponsibly claimed.

The lie that Haitian immigrants in Ohio are eating local pets was signal-boosted into the Trump campaign by Trump's running mate JD Vance. He has refused to back away from the story even as its been debunked by local police and the city's mayor. Vance has gone on to say that he was " creating a story " to get at the larger issue.

One attendee, Jose Saralegui, a registered Republican from Rio Rico, Arizona, asked Trump if he believes that Haitian migrants are eating the pets of the citizens of Springfield, Ohio, — a debunked online rumor that Trump and his running mate JD Vance have repeated several times.

Donald Trump has refused to admit he falsely accused Haitian immigrants of eating peoples’ pets as he doubled down on his statements during a Univision town hall Wednesday with undecided Latino voters.

Donald Trump sat for an interview on Fox News, where he was challenged directly on some of his most glaring falsehoods of the campaign.

In an interview on Fox News, Donald Trump was pressed by host on several of his claims, fact checking him on several points.

Donald Trump took his false claims about Haitian immigrants eating pets to the next level Sunday as he raised questions about missing “geese” in Springfield, Ohio. Appearing for a long interview with Howard Kurtz’s Media Buzz on Fox News,

Fox News host Howard Kurtz argued with former President Donald Trump over "debunked" claims that Haitians were eating the pets of residents in Springfield, Ohio. During an interview that aired on Sunday,