Trump’s AI Video Sparks Outrage — White House Responds With Something... Peculiar
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The communications team replied in an unconventional way.
The White House has responded in a peculiar manner to a video generated by AI that appears to show President Donald Trump dropping waste on participants in the “No Kings” rally.
When Entertainment Weekly reached out to the White House about the president’s use of “Danger Zone” by Kenny Loggins in the video, the communications team responded in an unconventional way with a meme from the 1986 movie “Top Gun,” which featured the song, with the words “I feel the need for speed” written over the image.
The White House did not immediately respond to HuffPost for comment.
Late on Saturday, Trump shared the disturbing video, which showed him dropping feces on protestors at what appeared to be the rally location in Times Square, in New York City.
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