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Donald Trump posts himself arresting aliens and kissing Jesus

The president's social media took a left turn this weekend

President Trump Spends Weekend At Trump National Golf Club In Bedminster
MORRISTOWN, NEW JERSEY - AUGUST 02: President Donald Trump prepares to board Air Force One at Morristown Municipal Airport on August 02, 2026 in Morristown, New Jersey. Trump spent the weekend at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster.
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Hey, have you heard the one about the president of the United States arresting an alien and kissing Jesus Christ? No? Well, you can see it because he posted both of those AI-generated images on social media.

President Trump posted 43 times on Truth Social on Saturday alone, including bizarre AI-generated images of himself as Elvis Presley and a Revolutionary War general. Plus, there were the alien and Jesus images.

Trump shared images of himself aging in reverse and referred to himself in the third person, claiming to be fixing the White House and the country.

The president mocked Bruce Springsteen and James Talarico, attacked Jeanine Pirro over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool fiasco, and expressed interest in claiming Venezuela and Greenland.

Trump shared images of his Triumphal Arch project in D.C., a split-face composite of him and George Washington, and an AI-generated photo of him kissing a golden Jesus Christ on the cross.

The president gave no explanation for his flurry of seemingly bizarre imagery, although Trump's social media presence has been raising eyebrows for years.

As usual, America saw the posts through two very different lenses. While some saw an 80-year-old man unraveling before their eyes, others saw this:

"Trump just posted an image of himself as Elvis — a performer he has long admired. I brought the image to life and gave him a line I believe sits close to his heart: “Thank you, America, for allowing me to make you great again. Thank you," wrote Paul A. Szypula on X.

The president's social media took a left turn this weekend