President Donald Trump’s campaign released a new video late Friday, the first since the former president was indicted on federal charges for alleged mishandling of classified information and obstruction of justice. But if the audio sounds familiar, it’s because it’s from a popular movie. If the image looks a little odd, it may contain a fake photo of Trump created using artificial intelligence.
Video first discovered by Axios reporter Alex Thompsoncontains a monologue from actor Matt Damon posted on Truth Social and delivered in-film air About the birth of the famous shoes of Michael Jordan and Nike. What makes matters even more bizarre is that the Trump campaign didn’t bother to seek permission to use audio, according to a new Axios report.
“Money can buy you almost anything, except immortality.
The video continues with a moving monologue, emphasizing that a man’s true test is not when he becomes a hero, but when he is defeated. The footage shows Mr Trump and includes a familiar still photo. The photo below is actually a fake image created by an artificial intelligence tool. President Trump shared a fake image on Truth Social in March that I debunked shortly after the former president first posted it.
As I explained at the time, this fake photo contained some obvious signs that it was computer-generated, such as the fact that President Trump’s right knee is directly behind his left leg, which suggests that the president It is an astonishing twist that would be virtually impossible for What an aging Trump should do in real life.
Even stranger, President Trump doesn’t seem to have permission to use the monologue. Artist Equity, the production company owned by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, told Axios on Saturday that he has not approved the use of any audio.
A spokeswoman for Artist Equity told Axios, “We had no knowledge of, did not agree with, endorse or approve of the re-use of video and audio from Air by the Trump campaign for political advertising. I haven’t,” he said.
This video appears to have been first made by someone who runs Patreon named Il Donaldo. It’s not immediately clear if the creator of the video has a formal relationship with the former president, but Trump has used community-created videos in his own fundraising efforts.
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