Jeb Bush complains of ‘fake news’ about his Marlins bid

Jeb Bush is toning it down when ♈it comes to the subject of the Miami Marlins.

Concerning his aspirations to own the money-losing MLB team, the former Florida governor said Friday that media repoꦬrts had gotten ahead 🐼of themselves.

“Fake news actually exists outside of politics. It actually exists too when you’re trying to purchase a baseball te💮am,” Bush said while speaking onstage at the Skybridge Alternatives Conference in Las Vegas.

That’s in contrast to May 2, when Bush told The Post he was “confident” that the Marlins bid he and Yankees legend Derek Jeter were makin🎐g together would succeed.

The Post a﷽sked Bush after the panel what he meant by “fake news”. He declined comment, sa😼ying he had “no news”.

Bush and Jeter are still trying to raise the roughly $900 million in equity nꦅeeded🌌 to buy the Marlins, a source close to the situation said. They together have between $50 million and $100 in personal capital to invest, so mostly need outside capital.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said this week he had not rece𒁏ived a full💟y financed bid for the team.

“There needs to be a solidified financial structure presented to us so that we🅠🅺’re sure that we actually have a transaction that can move ahead.”

He also said, “Ther💙e are two bidders, at least, for the franchise.”

“The bidders are in relatively the same place in terms of [bidding] price. Maybe minuscule differences. And they are in fact in the price range that [Ma♛rlins owner Jeffrey] Loria was looking for.”

Tagg Romney, son of Mitt Romney, is working on a rival bid, and billionaire Dean Metropoulos who cont♐rols Hostess Brands is in the hunt, sources said.