Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. jumped Friday after former President Donald Trump said he won’t sell shares of the company, saying that he doesn't need the money and likes the social media platform to get out his voice.

Trump Media and Technology Group shares surged on Friday after former President Trump, the majority shareholder, said he would not be selling his shares.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trumpsaid on Friday he will not sell his shares in the company that owns his Truth Social platform when limits on selling are lifted in the coming days, driving up the stock after a recent selloff.

Former President Donald Trump in a speech Friday identified Aurora, along with Springfield, Ohio, as cities from which he would deport immigrants if he is elected in November.

The Republican presidential nominee vowed that his plan for illegal immigrants would start in the Ohio and Colorado cities.

For Trump, this was only one moment in a well-documented history of public falsehoods, highlighted by his oft-repeated lies that he won the 2020 election, despite over 60 failed court challenges. While Trump was President, the Washington Post famously kept a running total of his false statements that reached into the thousands.

Former President Trump held a rally in Las Vegas just days after his debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Thousands gathering at World Market Center Downtown as he spoke on his plans for the country and Nevada ahead of election day in November.