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President Donald Trump fired off a string of AI-generated images on Truth Social on Sunday targeting his critics, threatening Iran and showing him posing with former presidents John F Kennedy and George Washington, in his latest AI-post spree despite previous instances drawing criticism and controversy.
President Donald Trump's posting spree once again mentioned him running in 2028, despite being explicitly barred from doing so by the constitution.
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Key Facts
Between 11:16 a.m. and 5:16 p.m. ET on Sunday, the president posted 43 images on Truth Social—a majority of which appeared to be AI-generated caricatures or deepfakes.
The posting spree began with a post depicting CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins as trans social media star Dylan Muvaney—retreading on a comment the president made during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
The president then shared AI-generated cartoons mocking prominent critics like Bruce Springsteen, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Rosie O’Donnell.
Another post depicted late-night talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon being broke, unemployed and begging for money—despite both Kimmel and Fallon’s shows still being on the air.
Trump followed these up with a string of deepfake images threatening Iran—showing Kharg Island getting bombarded and Iranian oil tankers being seized by U.S. forces and the president himself.
Aside from mocking others, some of Trump’s AI posts once again floated the idea of him running for President again in 2028—something constitutional term limits prevent him from doing.
What About Posts Featuring Former Presidents?
A running theme of some of the posts made by Trump appeared to show him as the savior of the country on par with other important former presidents. One AI-generated poster labeled “America First” depicts Trump being flanked by three people who appear to be George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. Another deepfake shows a present-day Trump standing next to John F. Kennedy in front of the White House—with no accompanying caption or context. The last of the 43 posts is a fake AI-generated movie poster titled “Trump X Washington”, showing Trump saving George Washington.
Tangent
In the middle of the AI posting spree, Trump shared a bar graph that attacked Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D. The graph titled “Where is John Thune” compared the hundreds of recess appointments made during the terms of President Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush with zero made during Trump’s term. Recess appointments are temporary appointments made by a president for vacant federal roles when the Senate is in recess. The post failed to mention that zero recess appointments were made during former President Joe Biden’s term as well. This was followed by another apparent AI-generated post of Trump as a doctor pointing at a human spine and the caption: “You see this spine? This is what I want to put back in Republicans.”
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