Donald Trump isn’t any stranger to outlandish conspiracies or strange social media posts. However, by any measure, his submit on Saturday evening was notably weird. The president posted (and later eliminated) a clip on Reality Social of a faux Fox Information phase with Lara Trump detailing the White Home’s announcement of the world’s first MedBed hospital and a nationwide MedBed card system (two issues that very a lot don’t exist). Fox Information informed The Verge that the MedBed phase, “by no means aired on Fox Information Channel or some other Fox Information Media platforms.”
There was no extra context, no textual content to clarify issues. Complicated issues extra, the video seems to be fully AI generated, together with Trump himself discussing this system within the Oval Workplace. (Maybe one of many largest giveaways being the president’s means to remain on script.)
MedBeds, for those who are inclined to keep away from the extra QANON-y corners of the web, are an imaginary medical system that may do all the things from deal with bronchial asthma, to regrow lacking limbs, to remedy most cancers. The fantasy of an all-in-one system that may remedy all of your ills has apparent attraction, however perception that these are actual merchandise being stored from the American public by Massive Pharma has grown amongst conspiracy theorists in recent times.
Most of the presidents followers acknowledged that the video was AI-generated, however nonetheless appeared to consider that Trump was confirming the existence of MedBeds. Regardless of the objective of the submit was, we could by no means know. The president often sends issues out into the ether and by no means explains himself. And now that the video has been eliminated the White Home will possible attempt to faux the entire incident away.
Up to date September twenty eighth: Added remark from Fox Information.