The claim that President Donald Trump said "It burns when I pee" during his United Nations General Assembly speech in 2025 is false and was circulated as satire on social media. There is no evidence supporting that he made such a statement during the speech, and it has been confirmed as a viral rumor without basis in reality.
Regarding the phrase "burns when I pee" as a symptom, it typically refers to a medical condition causing painful urination, not related to any statement by Trump. Additionally, there have been longstanding unverified allegations involving Trump and the so-called "pee tape," which is a separate controversy involving claims from a dossier about him. However, this is unrelated to any current comments or statements made by Trump.
In summary, the phrase "burns when I pee" as attributed to Trump in 2025 speech was a satirical fake news spread on social media, not a factual event.
