Warren Buffett went on the record to deny social media posts shared by Trump that included a false endorsement from the "Oracle of Omaha."

Warren Buffett shot down a wild claim boosted by Donald Trump that he had praised the president for “purposely crashing” the stock market.” Trump on Friday posted a TikTok video to Truth Social arguing that he had an ulterior motive for driving the stock market downward with his universal tariffs.

Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. A White House official who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter said that as of Wednesday, a deal had been reached that would have spun TikTok’s operations in the United States off into a new company based in America.

An array of American companies has sought to buy a share of the popular social media site, but China’s ByteDance has insisted the platform is not for sale.

Donald Trump had described TikTok as "worthless" without a permit, which he insists the US will be able to provide - and he even used the social media as a bargaining tool amid his tariff chaos

"THIS IS A GREAT TIME TO GET RICH," Trump wrote from Mar-a-Lago as Wall Street continues to panic over his tariffs.

Users online criticized Donald Trump after the White House posted an image of the president with the caption "Almost Friday"