Marco Chacon created the fake news site RealTrueNews to show his alt-right friends their alleged gullibility.[22][23] Chacon wrote a fake transcript for Clinton's leaked speeches in which Clinton explains bronies to Goldman Sachs bankers.[22][23] Chacon was shocked when his fiction was reported as factual by Fox News and he heard his writings on Megyn Kelly's The Kelly File.[22][23] Trace Gallagher repeated Chacon's fiction and falsely reported Clinton had called Bernie Sanders supporters a "bucket of losers" — a phrase made up by Chacon.[22] After denials from Clinton staff, Megyn Kelly apologized with a public retraction.[22][23][24]