Donald Trump posted an AI-generated Fox News broadcast on Saturday night that appears to promote the so-called “medbed” that can cure any illness or illness, a topic of conspiracy between the edges, and then deleted it.
“All Americans will receive their own Medbed cards right away,” AI Trump said in the video. “It ensures access to new hospitals led by top doctors across the country, with the world's most advanced technology. These facilities are safe, modern and designed to bring all citizens back to full health and strength. This is the beginning of a new era of American healthcare.”
The video appeared to be a reference to fringe conspiracy theory, which assumes that liberal billionaires have access to life-changing medical beds, but maintains technology and beds from the public. Those who dabbled in theory also believe that Trump will release beds to the general population.
The New York Times praises the far-right media platform Patriot Party News, and presents the theory of conspiracy by John Baxter, who founded the company and self-published the book The Med Bed Story – Resting of Humanity of Humanity.
(Baxter's anti-aging bed appears to have the support of actor Dennis Quaid. Dennis Quaid featured Medbed in his series, “The Perspective of Dennis Quaid.”)
The book's catchphrase reads: “This fascinating book unveils the innovative possibilities of Medbed technology and sheds light on past censored technologies that hold the key to our happiness, with the potential to reconstruct the healthcare landscape and bring hope for a brighter and healthier future.”
It is unclear whether Trump supports Medbed Conspiracy Theory or whether the post was shared in an attempt to incite related flames among some far-right voters.
