On July Fourth, Jason Miller, spokesman for former U.S. President Donald Trump, plans to launch a new social media app called Gettr. According to Miller, the new platform is to act as an extension of the MAGA brand and serve as an alternative to other social media platforms from which Trump has been suspended.
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