Trump Shares AI-Generated Video Of Obama Being Arrested, Sparking Outrage And Criticism

<p>In a move that&rsquo;s drawing sharp criticism across the political spectrum, former U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday posted an AI-generated video depicting the dramatic &mdash; and entirely fictional &mdash; arrest of Barack Obama by FBI agents inside the Oval Office.</p>
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<h2>AI Video Shows Fake Arrest Of Obama In Oval Office</h2>
<p>The video, shared on Trump&rsquo;s Truth Social platform, opens with a clip of Obama stating, &ldquo;especially the President is above the law.&rdquo; followed by a montage of U.S. lawmakers echoing the phrase “No one is above the law.” The footage then cuts to a hyper-realistic, digitally fabricated scene: Obama being handcuffed by two FBI agents in the very office he once occupied as Commander-in-Chief. Meanwhile, Trump is shown seated nearby, watching the arrest unfold with a smile.</p>
<p>The video ends with another fabricated scene &mdash; Obama in an orange prison jumpsuit, standing behind bars.</p>
<h2>The Video With No Disclaimer</h2>
<p>Nowhere in the post did Trump indicate that the footage was AI-generated or fictional. The lack of a disclaimer has fueled backlash, with critics slamming the former president for what they describe as a &ldquo;deeply irresponsible&rdquo; act.</p>
<p>This controversial post comes on the heels of Trump&rsquo;s recent accusations against Obama, alleging involvement in &ldquo;high-level election fraud.&rdquo; Those claims have stirred renewed political tension and revived long-standing debates over the 2016 election and its aftermath.</p>
<p>Adding to the controversy, just last week, U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard made headlines when she claimed to possess &ldquo;striking&rdquo; and &ldquo;overwhelming&rdquo; evidence that former Obama administration officials orchestrated the Trump-Russia collusion narrative following the 2016 election. Gabbard publicly called for legal accountability and urged that the former Obama-era figures be put on trial.</p>
<p>However, newly released documents from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) tell a more nuanced story. A 114-page report from the agency underscores that prior to the 2016 election, the U.S. Intelligence Community consistently assessed that Russia was &ldquo;probably not trying to influence the election by using cyber means.&rdquo; The report also referenced a December 8, 2016 draft of the President&rsquo;s Daily Brief, which stated that Russia &ldquo;did not impact recent US election results&rdquo; through malicious cyber operations targeting election infrastructure.</p>