When the opposing counsel asked about Trump's social media alternative to Twitter, Truth Social, and the number of followers he had, the former president began to talk about how well the platform was supposedly doing.
He claimed that Truth Social was "number one ahead of TikTok, number one ahead of Twitter, number one ahead of Instagram and everyone else for the last number of days."
"They have the ratings, and they said Truth Social is hot," he said.
It's unclear what ratings Trump was referencing. According to a November report from TheRighting, a company that analyzes right-wing media trends, Truth Social's number of unique visitors was experiencing a two-month decline around the time of Trump's deposition.
The platform went from 4.02 million visitors in August to 2.95 million unique visitors in October, according to the report.