Convicted felons/sexual abusers/President Trump met at the White House on September 29th at a meeting held to negotiate ways to negotiate to avoid government shutdowns, with Democrat minority leader Hakim Jeffries and Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer at the White House, where Trump posted two sloppy AI deepfake videos.
The video played Mariaci music and showed off an offensive cultural ratio to two Democratic leaders. The image of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries became a doctor as he portrays him with a superimposed sombrero and exaggerated handle mustache while depicting Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer speaking vulgarly and saying, “If we give all these illegal alien healthcare, we can vote for us.”
When asked about the prejudiced and childish video, House Speaker Mike Johnson dismissed them by defending them as a “joking” saying the video was “not my style.”
“It's still racist whether it's satirical or not,” said Peter Roge, an associate professor of media and public relations and director of the Project on the Ethics of Political Communication at George Washington University, Washington.
Loge described Trump's AI video using offensive Mexican stereotypes, falsely equating all Mexicans with undocumented immigrants, and disparaged the intelligence of black and Latino voters.
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“No one should share that video. Certainly not just the small political foundation that supports him, but the US president who represents all Americans.”
