President Donald Trump lit up the internet Saturday night with a wild AI video showing himself as a fighter pilot dropping sewage on “No Kings” protesters.
The 19-second clip, posted on Truth Social, showed Trump wearing a golden crown inside the cockpit of a fighter jet marked “King Trump.”
With “Danger Zone” blasting in the background, the AI video depicted Trump flying over what looked like New York City, unloading piles of brown sludge on demonstrators.
One of those featured in the clip was left-wing influencer Harry Sisson, who appeared to get drenched in the video.
“That plane wouldn’t have made it off the ground with your fat— in the pilot’s seat,” Sisson fired back 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.”
The president’s post came hours after massive “No Kings” protests erupted in cities nationwide.
Organizers claimed about 2,600 demonstrations took place across the country, per the New York Post.
The marches targeted the Trump administration and echoed similar “No Kings” rallies in June, which coincided with the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary parade — held on Trump’s birthday.
The new protests called Trump “authoritarian” and “dangerous,” but the president mocked them instead. The AI video, watched millions of times within hours, quickly became the top-trending clip on Truth Social.
Trump’s supporters called it one of his funniest posts yet. “Only Trump would post himself bombing libs with sewage,” one user wrote.
Vice President JD Vance joined in the trolling Saturday night with his own AI clip, posted to BlueSky. It showed Trump putting on a crown and robe while Democratic figures like Nancy Pelosi appeared kneeling before him.
The satirical video used real 2020 footage of Pelosi wearing a kente cloth during a “moment of silence” in Congress to promote police reform.
The White House also made headlines Saturday by officially joining BlueSky with a montage of Trump’s biggest online troll moments. One scene included a deepfake of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries wearing a sombrero after meeting with Trump about the government shutdown dispute.
Jeffries later called that clip “racist,” but Trump allies dismissed the criticism. “The left can’t meme. That’s their problem,” one administration official said.
Several Trump officials, including top communications and campaign aides, also joined BlueSky that day, turning the platform into a battlefield between Trump’s team and left-wing users.
Trump has frequently used AI satire to needle his opponents. Earlier this year, he posted an AI video advertising a fictional “Trump Gaza Resort” in the Middle East.
Earlier this month, he shared a clip showing OMB Director Russ Vought dressed as the Grim Reaper to taunt Democrats who blocked a GOP spending bill.
The latest video, however, might be Trump’s most viral yet — and the most humiliating for his critics.
