Donald Trump posted a Truth Social meme thanking himself for working “for no money,” a claim that directly contradicts the reality of his financial situation. While Trump did donate his presidential salary, he also benefitted from presidency-adjacent businesses, estimated to have enriched his family by billions of dollars. Furthermore, Trump is seeking around $230 million from the Department of Justice, a payout that could potentially fund various personal projects. This claim is being investigated by House Democrats and comes amidst scrutiny of Trump’s businesses, including his leadership PAC and various merchandise and crypto-related ventures.
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In a recent Truth Social post, former President Donald Trump expressed outrage over political ads run by his opponents, claiming they should be outlawed. He made several assertions about his accomplishments and high poll numbers, many of which are disputed by data and reporting. Alongside this call to ban opposing views, Trump has also made plans for a civil-service purge and threatened reprisals against political enemies. Despite being in Tokyo, as part of a five-day Asia trip focused on trade, security, and diplomacy, Trump’s Truth Social posts have not stopped.
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Donald Trump recently posted a video on Truth Social hinting at the possibility of his continued leadership far beyond a potential third term, extending to the year 90,000. This edited clip, which repurposed a 2018 TIME article cover, depicts Trump ruling indefinitely and was met with enthusiastic support from some followers. The video follows earlier instances of Trump hinting at a third term in 2028, and is accompanied by merchandise sales promoting this idea. Experts suggest that such actions reflect an authoritarian tendency to retain power to avoid repercussions.
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President Donald Trump shared a peculiar AI-generated video on Truth Social late Saturday. The 19-second clip depicts Trump, wearing a crown, piloting a fighter jet labeled “King Trump,” and dropping excrement onto a target that is revealed to be New York City and “No Kings” protesters. The video incorporates footage of left-wing influencer Harry Sisson and other protesters, resulting in immediate criticism from political figures and confusion from those featured. The post quickly garnered attention and sparked questions about Trump’s motives for posting the AI-generated imagery.
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In response to Saturday’s nationwide “No Kings” protests, Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting him as “King Trump” dropping what appeared to be fecal matter onto protesters. The video, set to “Danger Zone,” showed Trump in a fighter jet labeled “King Trump.” Accompanying this was another post, originally from VP JD Vance, where Trump is shown placing a crown on his head and drawing a sword. Additionally, the official White House account contributed to the response with a post featuring Trump and Vance wearing crowns.
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In response to a Truth Social post by Donald Trump, California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized Trump for seemingly forgetting he was president on January 6, 2021, and repeating debunked claims about the Capitol Riots being a Democratic hoax. Newsom’s remarks highlighted Trump’s post where he demanded action while incorrectly stating the “Biden FBI” placed agents at the scene. This marks the second time in recent weeks Trump has made this false claim, prompting concerns regarding his mental state and recent gaffes. Trump, who has been scrutinized since assuming the presidency for the second time, has been seen attacking his opponent for cognitive decline on the campaign trail.
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In a recent Truth Social post, Donald Trump falsely accused President Biden of planting FBI agents at the January 6th Capitol riot and demanded action. This statement is part of a broader pattern of social media posts reflecting a personal revenge campaign. Previously, Trump publicly criticized Attorney General Pam Bondi for not prosecuting his perceived enemies, urging swift legal action. These actions suggest an attempt to pressure law enforcement and seek retribution against political rivals.
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In a recent Truth Social post, former President Donald Trump falsely claimed the “Biden FBI” placed agents in the crowd on January 6, 2021, echoing previously debunked conspiracy theories. This claim, which has no basis in reality as Joe Biden did not take office until January 20, contradicts the fact that Trump himself was president at the time. The FBI has consistently denied involvement in instigating the riots, and a Justice Department report found no evidence of agents participating in the attack. Despite these facts, Trump has continued to promote such claims, and the events of January 6 and the role of law enforcement agencies remain a subject of debate.
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker attributes Donald Trump’s calls for his arrest to the former president’s alleged declining mental state. In a recent Truth Social post, Trump demanded the arrest of Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, citing their opposition to the deployment of National Guard units during protests. Pritzker responded by suggesting Trump’s family should intervene, implying that Trump’s advisors are taking advantage of his cognitive decline. The governor also criticized Trump, a convicted felon, for his calls to have officials arrested, emphasizing his own clean record.
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According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, a Truth Social post from last month, intended as a direct message to Attorney General Pam Bondi, called for the prosecution of political opponents like Letitia James, Adam Schiff, and James Comey. The post, which Trump mistakenly made public, revealed his desire to see his political adversaries brought up on charges and his belief that Erik Siebert was fired for not bringing charges. Critics argue this demonstrates an abuse of power and a pattern of “selective and malicious” prosecutions. Legal analysts suggest this incident could be significant evidence in defense strategies for those targeted, potentially leading to case dismissals.
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