Trump posts AI video of himself flying KING TRUMP jet and bombing protesters with brown liquid
After spending the day playing golf while belittling the allies He mocked the millions of Americans who marched against his administrationDonald Trump opened fire Real Social post An AI-generated video showing himself wearing a crown, flying a “KING TRUMP” fighter jet, and bombarding a crowd of No Kings protesters with brown liquid.
In the video shared on the president’s personal and government social media accounts, the president is seen soaring above a crowd of protesters in what appears to be Times Square. The jet then pours a brown liquid onto the demonstrators while Kenny Loggins’ “Danger Zone” plays in the background. Best Weapon movies.
As organizers predicted, ahead of the No Kings shows attracted approximately 7 million people Republicans in all 50 states responded with a mix of hyperbole, criticism and sarcasm.
House Speaker Mike Johnson and congressional Republicans called the protests “Hate America” rallies, while Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy suggested the participants were pro-Hamas or paid protesters acting on behalf of Antifa, a movement the administration considers a domestic terrorist group.
The president’s Republican allies similarly mocked demonstrators on social media with images of the president being crowned and an artificial intelligence video, using the “king” hashtag.
The Trump administration shared a video Saturday night showing the president using his ‘King Trump’ fighter jet to bomb protesters at the No Kings protests with brown liquid (@realDonaldTrump/Truth Social)
Vice President J.D. Vance He shared a video created by artificial intelligence The president wears a crown and cape while Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats kneel before him.
Trump linked accounts He also posted several photos of the president being crowned, including a fake cover. Time magazine and an AI-generated video of the president clad in red velvet and waving from the White House.
Independent He requested comment from the White House.
The idea of the president unilaterally wielding power and using military force on Americans isn’t that far off from the president, as the White House has deployed federal immigration agents in cities like Portland and Chicago over the objections of protesters and local officials and pushed to add National Guard troops to the same places.
Critics accused the White House of using these operations to incite unrest that could trigger the president to invoke the Insurrection Act, further militarizing local law enforcement.
No Kings organizer was completely aware of management’s attempts to attribute violence to arguably the largest single-day protest in modern history.
“They are clearly afraid of peaceful dissent,” said Indivisible co-founder Ezra Levin. Independent This week.
Republican officials have alternated between mocking No Kings protesters and accusing them of collaborating with terrorist groups and shady funders (AP)
The president has mixed sarcastic rhetoric with violent images before.
In September, as the White House ratcheted up threats ahead of its eventual push to send the National Guard into Chicago, the president released an AI-generated photo of himself wearing a cowboy hat, U.S. Army fatigues and aviator sunglasses with military helicopters flying low over the blazing Chicago skyline.
The image also included the slogan “Chipocalypse Now”, an apparent reference to the 1979 Vietnam War movie. Apocalypse Now.
“‘I love the smell of deportation in the morning…’ Chicago is about to find out why it’s called the Department of WAR,” Trump’s post read.
The highly unusual presidential communications also follow the administration’s crackdown on certain forms of speech, based largely on the assumption that violent rhetoric on the left leads to real-world political violence, despite opposition from left-wing protest groups, visa holders and, in the wake of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
