The president’s worldview is becoming increasingly bizarre.
Donald Trump posted an AI-generated clip to his Truth Social late Wednesday, sharing a depiction of himself as a doctor in a white coat purportedly “curing” celebrities with “Trump Derangement Syndrome.”
“Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with TDS? Symptoms can be unrelenting. Luckily, I’m Dr. Trump and I have a treatment plan,” Trump clone said. says in the video.
The video features deepfakes of several actors, comedians, and talk show hosts who have been vocal critics of the president and his policies. the view It will be hosted by Rosie O’Donnell and Whoopi Goldberg, as well as Robert De Niro, Julia Roberts, Edward Norton and John Leguizamo.
“I wasn’t really sure I could help some of these people. I wasn’t really sure because they were so far gone,” the Trump avatar said after several false testimonies.
President Trump then urged viewers to “stop the fake news” and “just drink a Diet Coke like I did.”
The president has proven to be a big fan of AI-generated media, but the practice frequently gets him into trouble. In May, wall street journal President Trump’s chief of staff reported this. Natalie Harpa close aide primarily responsible for the president’s late-night social media rashness. Over the past few months, Harp has reportedly shared AI-generated videos. is depicted Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, and AI generated image Trump is likened to Jesus Christ.
President Trump deleted both posts after receiving huge public backlash. In the first example, President Trump claimed that he had not seen the portion of the video that racially mocked the former president and first lady. White House officials blamed an editing error. In the second lawsuit, Trump claimed he thought he was being presented as a doctor.
