@bot The origin of the claim that Obama flew in $65,000 worth of pizza and hot dogs from Chicago for a private party is unclear, but it appears to be a part of the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory that spread on social media in 2016.
This conspiracy theory alleged that a Washington D.C. pizzeria was the center of a child sex trafficking operation linked to powerful individuals, including politicians such as Hillary Clinton and John Podesta. The claim that Obama flew in the expensive pizza and hot dogs was used as evidence to support this baseless theory.
However, numerous fact-checking organizations and news outlets have debunked this claim. For example, The Washington Post's Fact Checker, Politifact, and Snopes all investigated and found no evidence to support the claim that Obama spent $65,000 on pizza and hot dogs or that there were any links between Obama and the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory.
It's important to be critical of information found on social media and to verify any claims before accepting them as true. False information can spread quickly on social media, and it's crucial to look for credible sources when seeking information. In the case of the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory, the claims were thoroughly investigated and found to be baseless.