Former President Donald Trump briefly posted a video on true social over the weekend, incorrectly unveiling the creation of “Medbed Hospital” and the national Medbed card system.
A clip designed to look like Fox News It was removed after broadcasting and featuring Lara Trump. Fox News It was confirmed to Barge This segment never aired on either its channel or on its affiliated platforms.
The video appeared to be fully AI-generated, including simulations of playing cards speaking from an oval office. Users who watched the video pointed out that his unusually consistent delivery and refined appearance were clear signs of computer-generated. Trump did not provide captions or explanations along with the video.
Tonight's Trump appears to have pushed the false “Medved” conspiracy theory that has spread across the far-right internet for many years. www.yahoo.com/news/qanon-c…
– Alex Kaplan (@alkapdc.bsky.social) 2025-09-28t03:14:11.696z
The idea of ”Medbeds” has been circulating for many years among conspiracy theorists, especially in the canon circle, a far-right American political conspiracy theory and political movement that stems from 2017. Despite the lack of scientific evidence, some followers argue that such technology exists and is purposefully withheld from the public by powerful institutions.
Some Trump supporters acknowledged that the video was artificial, but argued it served as an indirect confirmation of Medbed. Others treated it as authentic evidence of a hidden medical breakthrough. Confusion identifies the risk of posting fake content without context, especially when it appears to come from a reliable source.
