President Trump demonstrated what he thinks of people who oppose him. WorldNetDaily’s Joe Kovacs detailed it in an Oct. 19 article:
Tom Cruise has competition. It looks like President Donald Trump is suddenly the No. 2 top gun in America.
The commander in chief late Saturday posted an epic artificial intelligence video of himself piloting an American fighter jet called “King Trump,” dumping what appears to be loads of feces on “No Kings” protesters who are voicing their objections this weekend against the president.
Among the protesters is left-wing influencer Harry Sisson, who is seen getting completely doused with poop.
The video even includes music from the popular “Top Gun” film, specifically the song “Danger Zone” by Kenny Loggins.
“We truly live in historic times,” noted journalist Benny Johnson.
Kovacs then included some reaction to the video:
One of those flushed with amazement by the clip is Democrat U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz, (no pun intended), who wonders: “But seriously why would the President post an image on the Internet of airdropping feces on American cities?”
Sisson was also perplexed.
“Can a reporter please ask Trump why he posted an AI video of himself dropping poop on me from a fighter jet?” Sisson posted on X Sunday.
Newsmax’s Eric Mack did much the same thing in an article the same day:
President Donald Trump’s meme team is at it again, posting a Truth Social video of a “Top Gun” jet airdropping feces on “No Kings” protesters in Manhattan.
With Kenny Loggins’ famed “Top Gun” theme song “Danger Zone” playing, a fighter jet captained by Trump, and emblazoned with “King Trump” on its side, takes off and drops what looks like brown, sludge-like mud, hot chocolate, or nonsolid feces on gatherers in New York City, Trump’s former home.
The 19-second clip includes real-world footage of demonstrators and shows it striking specific individuals, including leftist activist Harry Sisson.
Sisson was a 2020 and 2024 election influencer, producing rapid-response videos and tweets amplifying Democrat talking points, particularly those supportive of former President Joe Biden and critical of Trump.
The video comes after the “No Kings” protests against Trump hoped to draw an estimated 7 million activists to anti-Trump events that featured festive music to downplay the optics of a gathering to oppose America’s democratically elected leader.
Mack didn’t explain why it’s suddenly forbidden to oppose a “democratically elected leader,” or why Sisson deserved to be targeted because he made “videos and tweets amplifying Democrat talking points.” Nevertheless, he insisted: “While 7 million nationwide seems like a significant number of anti-Trump activists, it is merely one-tenth of the 77,303,568 who voted for Trump in 2024.” The significance of this trivial statistic was not explained.
Further, neither article bothered to expain or justify why Trump needed to denigrate his critics in such a fashion.”
Kovacs, meanwhile, followed up in an Oct. 21 article:
Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden and expert on everything related to crack cocaine, is flushed with outrage after President Donald Trump shared an artificial intelligence video of himself dropping poop on protesters.
The commander in chief late Saturday posted an epic video of himself piloting an American fighter jet called “King Trump,” dumping what appears to be loads of feces on “No Kings” protesters voicing their objections over the weekend against the president.
[…]Biden added the video just cements the notion that Trump is acting like a king, rather than a president.
“It’s not only the potential for violence, it’s this. Isn’t he just completely conditioning us? How many times has he sent out videos of him wearing a crown? And by the way, it’s not a joke, it’s not just a troll,” he said.
Kovacs did not explain how Hunter Biden’s history somehow disqualified him from commenting on the feces-filled Trump video.