Donald Trump, the 79-year-old President, is gaining attention for his recent use of social media to share peculiar AI-generated videos. In a surprising move, Trump posted a video on Truth Social depicting himself as a king, bombing protesters with a brown substance. The video showed Trump as a pilot in a fighter jet with the label “King Trump” on the side.
Using these unconventional AI videos, Trump has attempted to influence global politics, even touching on sensitive issues like the conflict in Gaza. One such video portrayed Trump smiling as he flew over a generic U.S. city and released brown material, resembling feces, onto protesters below.
The footage then transitioned to New York, where more of the substance was dumped on demonstrators. These posts come amidst the “No Kings” protests across major U.S. cities, where people express concerns about Trump consolidating power at the expense of other branches of the government.
Another controversial AI video featured Trump and Netanyahu topless on a beach in Gaza. This video showcased a transformed Gaza that had been stripped of Palestinian culture and turned into a holiday resort with Trump-branded merchandise and hotels.
In a particularly unsettling scene from the video, Elon Musk was depicted being showered with money after consuming hummus. Trump captioned the video with “Gaza 2025 … what’s next?”
Furthermore, Trump shared a post in which he was digitally dressed as the Pope, sparking internet backlash. Another video propagated a health conspiracy theory promoting medbed technology, claiming it could cure any ailment. The video featured a fabricated segment from Fox News with Lara Trump discussing medbed treatments at hospitals.
Despite these claims, there is no concrete evidence supporting the existence of hospitals with technology akin to the alleged medbeds.