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Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Fact-check: Did Mitch McConnell's statement about his health include a fake photo? - WRAL

Social media users spread conspiracy theories about Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., following a statement he released on July 12.

Amid growing speculation about Mitch McConnell’s health after he spent weeks out of the public eye following a hospitalization, the Republican Kentucky senator’s office released a statement and image July 12.

The image shows McConnell wearing jeans and a red checkered shirt, supported by pillows, alongside his wife, Elaine Chao, and holding a newspaper in his right hand.

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Social media users, including conservative activist Laura Loomer, quickly questioned the photo’s authenticity, saying parts of the image appeared generated with artificial intelligence. Some said the photo was a recycled or altered photograph from a 2023 incident in which McConnell fell and was hospitalized, with one user saying the photo was "widely shared" in 2023.

X’s chatbot Grok repeated the claims, responding, "The photo McConnell's office released yesterday with Elaine Chao is the exact same one from his April 2023 recovery after a fall and concussion."

McConnell’s statement, issued shortly after U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham died of a sudden aortic dissection and amid rumors that McConnell was in critical condition, was intended to address that speculation and provide more details about McConnell’s medical condition.

McConnell said in the statement that he was hospitalized after he fell and was briefly unconscious, and later developed pneumonia. He said...



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