Rumors that swirl between the mainstream media and Hollywood often tend to get out of hand.

Most of the time, those rumors end up being false, and people have to backtrack after they’ve already spread them to the masses.

And now one famous actor in Hollywood just made a stunning yet completely false accusation against Donald Trump.

Jeffrey Wright accused Trump of starting a fight at Arlington National Cemetery

Actor Jeffrey Wright took to the social media platform X to accuse former President Donald Trump of starting a fight at Arlington National Cemetery.

Trump was at the cemetery to attend a memorial service honoring the 13 American service members who were killed during the botched attempt made by the Biden-Harris regime to withdraw from Afghanistan in 2021.

In a report from NPR, statements alleged that two members of Trump’s campaign staff got into a “verbal and physical altercation” with a cemetery official who tried to stop them from taking pictures in an off-limits area.

Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign continues to dispute the story.

However, Wright obviously misinterpreted the NPR report and wrote on X, “Let’s please just have a POTUS who doesn’t start a fight in a cemetery. That’d be nice. Small things.”

Let’s please just have a POTUS who doesn’t start a fight in a cemetery. That’d be nice. Small things.

— Jeffrey Wright 🥜 (@jfreewright) August 29, 2024

Wright’s X post had 2 million views at the time of publishing.

Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung responded to the NPR report, saying, “There was no physical altercation as described and we are prepared to release footage if such defamatory claims are made.”

“The fact is that a private photographer was permitted on the premises and for whatever reason an unnamed individual, clearly suffering from a mental health episode, decided to physically block members of President Trump’s team during a very solemn ceremony,” he added.

Trump was not in the alleged area but rather by the sides of the decreased soldiers’ family members, who invited him as he participated in the wreath-laying ceremony. 

According to Cheryl Juels, aunt of Marine Corps Sgt. Nicole L. Gee, the attendees of the ceremony “absolutely welcomed and appreciated having video and photography there with us.”

Gee was one of the 13 service members who were killed in the botched withdrawal. 

No one from the Biden-Kamala camp attended

While Donald Trump was part of the memorial ceremony in Arlington, neither Vice President Kamala Harris nor President Joe Biden were in attendance, despite also being invited by the families.

Biden was relaxing on vacation in Delaware, and it was unclear what Kamala was doing at that time.

However, Kamala’s staff did issue a press release, although she has avoided talking about the horrific withdrawal while on the campaign trail.

Democrats’ media allies have also avoided any attempts to address the issue, yet Kamala was reportedly the last person to talk to Joe Biden before the regime started the withdrawal.

As for Donald Trump, his campaign has held several recent events for military members and their families, including a speech where Trump spoke directly to service members at the National Guard Association of the United States conference in Detroit.