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'New America', George Washington meet & Robert De Niro jibe: Trump unleashes AI-powered fantasies

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Mishra, A. (2026, September 6). 'New America', George Washington meet & Robert De Niro jibe: Trump unleashes AI-powered fantasies. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/new-america-george-washington-meet-robert-de-niro-jibe-trump-unleashes-ai-powered-fantasies/articleshow/133848499.cms

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Times of India · collected 2026-09-06 · by Abhishek Mishra

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On Sunday, Donald Trump posted a series of AI-generated images on his Truth Social account, showing fantastical scenarios such as meeting George Washington and renaming Canada's Lake Ontario to "Lake America". The posts also included a jibe at Robert De Niro, depicting him wearing a "Trump is my president" t-shirt. In total, Trump made seven posts using the AI tool, which also featured a declaration that "The Moon is ours" and a map of Iran shaped like his own face in orange. The posts are part of Trump's continued use of social media to express his views and frustrations.
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President Donald Trump posted dozens of images on Truth Social, including one that falsely depicted actor Robert De Niro as a supporter, holding up a red shirt with "TRUMP IS MY PRESIDENT" written on it. The image was created using artificial intelligence (AI) and was captioned by Trump as "Even this jerk is beginning to get it," implying that De Niro had changed his mind about supporting him. However, De Niro has been a longtime critic of Trump, calling him a "pig" and a "bulls* artist" in the past and stating that he hopes to see Trump in jail. Despite this, Trump has continued to post AI-generated images on Truth Social, including one showing him riding a horse with American founding father George Washington**.

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In a series of posts featuring AI-generated imagery, Trump directly took aim at Hollywood actor and staunch Democrat supporter Robert De Niro, depicting him holding a Republican red T-shirt bearing the words, "Trump is my president." In another bizarre post, Trump appeared riding a horse, with American founding father George Washington riding alongside him, against an eighteenth-century backdrop.
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MAGA supremo Donald Trump on Sunday unleashed a fiery series of AI-driven posts flaunting the supremacy of Uncle Sam, ranging from his dreamy imagination of meeting first-ever US President George Washington to a blatant jibe at cinema legend Robert De Niro. asserted
Trump → unleash → Niro
In a series of posts featuring AI-generated imagery, Trump directly took aim at Hollywood actor and staunch Democrat supporter Robert De Niro, depicting him holding a Republican red T-shirt bearing the words, "Trump is my president." In another bizarre post, Trump appeared riding a horse, with American founding father George Washington riding alongside him, against an eighteenth-century backdrop. asserted
Washington → feature → backdrop
Another dreamy post showed Trump apparently meeting Washington, with his colleagues, Vice President JD Vance and secretary of state Marco Rubio, sitting right beside him in the White House. asserted
colleagues → show → House
Another fantasised episode saw Trump evidently renaming Canada's Lake Ontario as "Lake America". asserted
Trump → see → America
His frustration and dissatisfaction with the name of another US state, "New Mexico", also found expression in his AI-driven streak of posts, with Trump appearing to rename it "New America" by striking out "Mexico". asserted
Trump → find → Mexico
The streak did not stop there. asserted
streak → stop → ?
It went all the way to the Moon, where Trump, alongside a US flag, posted the declaration, "The Moon is ours." asserted
Moon → go → declaration
Trump's recent Iran infatuation also found a place on Truth Social, where an image showed a map of Iran seemingly shaped into a caricatured side profile of Donald Trump, coloured in orange. asserted
image → find → orange
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