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Tbird19482
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Nice bunch of actors. wonder how much that cost the taxpayers.
Tbird19482
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AI still can cost money.
And you can bet Trump didn't pay for it.
Tbird19482
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Go FUCK yourself MORON.
Tbird19482
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I am saying IF it is costing the US taxpayer there are many things that money would have been better used for.
Not more BS from Trump.
And yes maybe Congress should look into it.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Wow! Proves when you have money you can hire truly professional trolls to do your X videos!
Tbird19482
Verified User
Yes I am And yes maybe Congress should look into it. As far as we know Trump could have taken a couple of million out of SNAP to make this . He and you low life MAGAS don't care if there is a few thousand poor kids going hungry as long as your boy can get his big Mac and fries and can make BS like this.
Trump wouldn't spend a cent of his money for some BS like this.
Poor baby. Need a tissue?
Tbird19482
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And do you have any proof they didn't?TBall thinks the taxpayers paid for it.
If you do lets see it. IF not then there is a possibility they may have.
Do you really think Trump would spend his OWN money on BS like that?
The burden of proof is on the claimant.
Hop to it!
True. Investigate.
Hop to it!
I have expressed no opinion either way.
Tbird19482
Verified User
I NEVER said the taxpayers DID pay for it , I said, I wonder ( as a question to myself ) how much it cost the taxpayer , because you know Trump isn't spend any of his money on BS like that.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
That's what he gets for thinking. He should stick to something he can actually do.TBall thinks the taxpayers paid for it.
On the other hand, it does negate the value of learning "The Knowledge."
Hey, Grok, is there any evidence that taxpayers paid for this?
View: https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/2072681271566708832?s=20
No.
This is a satirical AI-generated video posted directly by Donald Trump's official account (@realDonaldTrump). It shows a deepfake-style "Dr. Donald J. Trump, M.D." in a white lab coat dispensing over-the-top medical advice in a doctor's office setting. Intercut are faux patient testimonials (including celebrity lookalikes/parodies like Robert De Niro and others) reacting with exaggerated praise or complaints. It's classic political meme slop—humorous propaganda aimed at his base, poking fun at critics, media, or "TDS."
View: https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/2072681271566708832?s=20
No.
This is a satirical AI-generated video posted directly by Donald Trump's official account (@realDonaldTrump). It shows a deepfake-style "Dr. Donald J. Trump, M.D." in a white lab coat dispensing over-the-top medical advice in a doctor's office setting. Intercut are faux patient testimonials (including celebrity lookalikes/parodies like Robert De Niro and others) reacting with exaggerated praise or complaints. It's classic political meme slop—humorous propaganda aimed at his base, poking fun at critics, media, or "TDS."
Key details:
- Production: Almost certainly made with consumer/commercial AI tools (e.g., video generators like those from Runway, Pika, or similar services available to campaigns, supporters, or even Trump himself). These are private tools, not government ones.
- Context: Trump frequently posts or shares AI memes and edits. This fits his style of direct, unfiltered social media engagement. No evidence of public funding—it's campaign-style content from his personal/political operation.
- Taxpayer connection? Same as before: Indirectly, government-funded AI research over decades helped the underlying tech, but this specific video is private political content. Not a White House production or grant-funded project.
Tbird19482
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She is lying to you like she always does.
I NEVER said taxpayers WERE paying for it I said I wonder IF taxpayers paid for it.