Donald Trump shares a strange AI-generated video of former President Barack Obama being arrested.
It came after Tulsi Gabbard's Trump Ally denounced Obama for a “rebellious plot” that undermined his 2016 presidential campaign.
Gabbard, director of National Intelligence, declassified many documents last week in connection with an investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election.
She said the email exposed a conspiracy by Obama aimed at using “manufactured politicized intelligence” to undermine Trump's victory, suggesting that others could have influenced the outcome of the election.
“Their goal was to destroy the will of the American people and enact what was essentially a long-standing coup.
Trump shared a deep AI video of former President Barack Obama on Sunday to True Social (Robert Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images)
Throughout the week, Trump reposted interviews about the truth social, along with deep clips of Obama's strange AI arrested in an oval office.
The first part of the video shows the former US leader in his knee, handcuffed by the FBI.
“No one has surpassed the law,” the caption of a clip shared on Sunday (July 21) by the current US president.
It also features many democratic politicians, such as former President Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi, repeating the phrase “No one is beyond the law.”
The digitally modified video shows Trump and Obama in an oval office, with YMCAs performed in the background by villagers.
Obama is handcuffed by an FBI agent and placed in prison in an orange jumpsuit.
The Ladbible group contacted Barack Obama's representative for comment.
Deepfake video shows Obama being arrested and taken to prison (Truth Social/@realdonaldtrump)
Well, the 79-year-old shares several posts about Gabbard's allegations, but some have questioned the timing of the Trump administration being given the ongoing controversy over the handling of Jeffrey Epstein-related files.
Just days after the US Department of Justice and the FBI said there was no evidence of the “Epstein Client List,” Trump made a massive U-turn by ordering releases of several files.
Speaker Mike Johnson publicly called for all Epstein records to be made public last week, demanding Attorney General Pam Bondy “released everything” and end the speculation.
Trump then ordered Bondi to seek a court order to send out the transcripts of the Great Jue Court from Epstein's 2007-08 Florida case.
The convicted sex offender pleaded guilty in Florida State Court in 2008 to solicit prostitution and solicit prostitution with minors.
He was sentenced to 18 months in prison, but only served 13 after agreeing to a plea bargain.
The 66-year-old died of an obvious suicide in prison while awaiting a 2019 sex trafficking trial of a minor.
Trump kept his distance from Epstein, saying he was “not a fan.”
