WATCH: Trump Trolls 'No Kings' Protests with AI Video

WATCH: Trump Trolls 'No Kings' Protests with AI Video

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President Trump took a massive dump on his adversaries.

The president posted a wild AI-generated video of himself late Saturday as a fighter pilot wearing a crown on his head, unloading sewage on “No Kings” protesters.

With “Danger Zone,” the iconic “Top Gun” theme song, blaring in the background, Trump’s fighter jet was shown dropping masses of manure on demonstrators over what appeared to be New York City.

The jaw-dropping 19-second clip shows a close-up of lefty influencer Harry Sisson getting doused in brown sludge alongside other protesters in the Big Apple.

The clip used real footage of Sisson at a “No Kings” rally.

His fighter jet was emblazoned with the words “King Trump” as he zipped over Times Square in the AI-generated clip.

Vice President JD Vance similarly trolled liberals on Saturday with an AI video post on the lefty BlueSky platform that showed Trump putting a crown on his head and transforming into a monarch.

The veep’s satirical clip then depicted Trump putting on a majestic robe and drawing out a sword as Dem pols like former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were shown kneeling before him.

Real footage of Pelosi clad in a kente stole alongside other lawmakers kneeling in a 2020 “moment of silence” to promote police reform was used in the AI video.

The White House officially joined BlueSky on Saturday with a montage of some of Trump’s most famous troll moves, such as his posting of a deep fake video showing House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) wearing a sombrero after meeting with Trump to discuss the government shutdown row. Jeffries later blasted that as racist.

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Trump posted the video on Truth Social hours after scores of “No Kings” protests erupted across the country to demonstrate against him on Saturday.

October 18, 2025

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“That plane wouldn’t have made it off the ground with your fat— in the pilot’s seat,” Sisson, 23, later sniped on X.

“Can a reporter please ask Trump why he posted an AI video of himself dropping poop on me from a fighter jet? That would be great thanks.”

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An estimated 2,600 demonstrations against the Trump administration had been planned across the country on Saturday.

The suite of demonstrations follows the “No Kings” rallies that took place back in June as the US Army marked its 250th anniversary with a parade in the nation’s capital — something that happened to take place on Trump’s birthday.

A handful of other Trump administration bigwigs joined BlueSky on Saturday as well

Trump has periodically shared bonkers AI-powered videos on his Truth Social platform. In February, for example, the president posted a shocking AI video showing a ritzy “Trump Gaza” resort in the war-torn Palestinian enclave.

More recently, he promoted a clip of Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought wielding a Grim Reaper scythe earlier this month to taunt Democrats over the ramifications of their decision to block a GOP-championed bill to avert a partial government shutdown.

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