Trump Posts AI Video of ‘KING TRUMP’ Jet Bombing Protesters with Brown Liquid

President Donald Trump has escalated his online response to nationwide demonstrations by posting a bizarre and provocative AI-generated video on his Truth Social account. The clip, which went viral on Saturday night, depicts him piloting a fighter jet emblazoned with the words "KING TRUMP" and dumping a brown, sludgy liquid on crowds of protesters.


The video, set to the 1980s hit song "Danger Zone," shows an AI-generated version of the president, wearing a crown, at the controls of the jet as it flies over a scene resembling Times Square in New York City, packed with demonstrators.

The post is a direct and defiant taunt to the massive "No Kings" protests that took place in cities across all 50 U.S. states on Saturday. Organizers reported that millions of people marched to protest what they describe as the administration's "authoritarian agenda" and abuses of power.


The AI-generated video was one of several royal-themed, AI-generated images and clips shared by the president and his allies over the weekend, leaning into the "King" moniker that the protesters are rallying against.

Another post, shared by the official White House X account, featured an AI-generated image of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance wearing crowns, contrasted with an image of Democratic leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer in sombreros, with the caption, "We're built different."

Critics and political commentators have condemned the video as a divisive and grotesque use of technology, while supporters have praised it as humorous trolling. The incident is the latest in a series of controversial AI-generated content shared by the administration, highlighting the new and unpredictable role synthetic media is playing in mainstream politics.