FACT CHECK: HillaryClinton didn’t advocate for cash ban to fight climate change | TheCable
June 2, 2023 10:12 PMsecretary of state, said it is time to make cash transactions illegal in America, so as to fight climate change.
According to the online report, Clinton allegedly made the statement during a recent trip to India, where she planned to advance the transition to digital currency. With the help of digital tools used for open-source analysis, TheCable found copies of the claim on Twitter, where the post was viewed over 28,000 times.
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