President Donald Trump sparked renewed controversy after posting an AI-generated video on Truth Social shortly before midnight, depicting himself as a fictional medical doctor.In the video, the AI version of Trump, styled as “Dr.Trump” with an M.D.embroidered on a white coat, claims to offer a simple cure for what it calls “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” The suggested treatment consists of turning off “fake news,” saying prayers, and drinking Diet Coke when feeling anxious.

The video also portrays several well-known public figures, including Robert De Niro, Julia Roberts, Rosie O’Donnell, John Leguizamo, Whoopi Goldberg, and Edward Norton, as patients allegedly cured by the fictional condition.Each character appears in a dramatized scenario expressing relief after the supposed treatment.

The post quickly drew attention due to its unusual timing and content, as well as the continued use of artificial intelligence to generate political and satirical imagery involving the president himself.

Critics and commentators described the video as strange and provocative, noting that it is the second AI-generated clip this year in which Trump portrays himself in a medical or healing role.

Earlier in the year, another AI video showed Trump in a white robe holding a glowing object, which also generated widespread discussion and comparisons to religious imagery.

The article highlights how Trump’s use of AI-generated media continues to blur the line between political messaging, satire, and digital manipulation.

Supporters and critics alike have debated whether such content is humorous political commentary or a concerning use of synthetic media in public discourse.

The late-night timing of the post added further scrutiny, with media outlets characterizing it as another example of unconventional communication through social media platforms during his presidency.