Wednesday night’s debate drew just shy of 13 million viewers, according to host network Fox News on Thursday. While the debate was the highest-rated non-sports cable broadcast of the year, it paled in comparison to the 24 million viewers garnered by the network’s first GOP primary debate in August 2015.

In a separate post Friday night, Trump claimed his interview with Carlson had over 257 million views — which the former president said made it the “single most watched Video and Interview in HISTORY” — but in reality, the view count is much lower.

While X, formerly known as Twitter, displays “views” as the number of times a post has been seen, including appearances of a post on a user’s feed, the updated platform no longer shows the number of times a video has been played. Direct engagements with posts are still publicly available, with Trump’s interview showing around 800,000 likes and over 200,000 reposts as of Friday night.

Trump on Thursday returned to X publicly for the first time in two years — posting a picture of his Fulton County jail mugshot. Linking to a fundraising site, Trump used the viral moment to raise money for his campaign. In addition to the mug shot, he wrote the words “ELECTION INTERFERENCE” and “NEVER SURRENDER!”

Trump has more than 86 million followers on Twitter, compared with over 6 million on Truth Social.