Ai video from Trump sucks Musk toes to be blown into government offices

An ai-generated video by President Donald Trump, who sucks feet on Elon Musk and overlaid with the text “Long Live the Real King”, played on television screens of the headquarters of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Washington, DC, several Journalists report on social media.

Journalist Marisa Kabas published the video on Bluesky and wrote: “This video was played on loop for ~ 5 minutes on screens in the entire building Pro Agenturquelle. The construction of employees could not find out how to turn it off, so people sent people on every floor to draw televisions. ”

The Washington Post also received a recording the TV.

Last week, Trump called himself A king in a social media contribution. “The congestion prices are dead. Manhattan and all of New York are saved,” wrote Trump on his Truth Social platform. “Long live the king!”

And the official Account X Account, Instagram and Facebook, quoted the article with an accompanying AI generate picture from Trump on a fake Time Magazine cover, which carried a crown with the text “Long Live the King”.

The video comes when Musk's Musk's Musk efficiency has widespread, cruel, cruel layoffs of civil servants in the entire federal government. The Trump government suggests cutting half of the federal workers at HUD. According to documents received by the Associated Press. The cuts would “appeal to employees who support the recovery of disasters, rent subsidies, discrimination investigations and first -time buyers,” reported the AP and would be cut more than a dozen program in the documents in detail.

Russell Vought, Trump's director of the Management and Household Office, said in a speech in 2023 that he wants to traumatize federal workers. “We want the bureaucrats to be traumatic,” he said. “If you wake up in the morning, we want you not to go to work because you are increasingly being viewed as the bad guys.”

Elon Musk tweeted on Saturday that all federal employees “what they did last week” or have to step back. Federation employees received a three-line email in which they were asked to share “about 5 balls of what they achieved last week and CC their manager”. Directors in several agencies, including the FBI ,, asked employees to ignore the e -mail.