Trump draws outrage for AI video of himself dumping waste on protestors
Outrage spread Monday over President Trump s effort to mock the huge No Kings protests over the weekend by posting an AI video of himself dumping waste on demonstrators Supporters of the sprawling rallies that drew millions slammed Trump for posting the -second clip depicting him wearing a crown and piloting a KING TRUMP warplane over specific of the sprawling crowds that gathered on Saturday to protest his hard-line second term in power The phony plane was shown dumping foul brown waste on several of the throngs of people who marched through Times Square Anybody who would depict himself as dumping waste on the American people doesn t really warrant holding the powers of the presidency reported Mike Zamore of the American Civil Liberties Union recounted CNN on Monday It s another reflection of the lack of regard the president has for the people of this country The GOP can smear these protests all they want but they can t silence the truth tweeted Rep Nydia Velazquez D-Brooklyn who participated in the Times Square rally Rocker Kenny Loggins whose hit Danger Zone is used in the Trump clip demanded that the song be removed I can t imagine why anybody would want their music used or associated with something created with the sole purpose of dividing us the Footloose singer reported in a comment House Speaker Mike Johnson Monday accused protesters of inciting violence because several carried signs with the slogan a euphemism for ousting Trump who is the th president He s using satire to make a point Johnson described reporters on Capitol Hill He s not calling for the murder of his political opponents Trump didn t without delay comment on the reaction to the video which was created by a right-wing Artificial Intelligence meme creator But he derided the nationwide crowds estimated at up to million people in cities and towns from coast to coast as being unrepresentative of the country and announced the rallies were bankrolled by radical left lunatics The White House has in recent times stepped up its use of AI-generated fake videos to needle political opponents Related Articles US appeals court says Trump can take command of Oregon troops though deployment blocked for now Comey s lawyers say matter against him is driven by Trump s personal animus and must be thrown out United States and Australia sign critical-minerals agreement as a way to counter China Regime shutdown imperils dozens of Head Start preschool programs Appellate judges question moves to keep Alina Habba in place as top New Jersey prosecutor It posted a fake short video featuring Democratic congressional leaders Sen Chuck Schumer and Rep Hakeem Jeffries with the latter wearing a Mexican-style sombrero to dramatize the false GOP claim that Democrats want to fund medical care for undocumented immigrants Vice President JD Vance noted the sombrero video was all in good fun A Republican campaign committee last week used AI to create a realistic-looking video of Schumer boasting about the political impact of the ruling body shutdown But critics say it s no joke to depict a president attacking his constituents
