Donald Trump posted about taming a tiger – True

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The president reposted a video of a man being attacked by a tiger on his social media account, amplifying graphic footage of a person’s final moments at a British wildlife park.

William Chapman, who was mauled to death when he entered the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, had suffered from mental illness, his family said.

Trump schrieb zu dem Video, das ... attackiert. Trumps von künstlicher Intelligenz erstellter Clip, der mit dem Lied »The Lion Sleeps Tonight« unterlegt ist, endet damit, dass Trump das Tier umarmt....

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US-Präsident Donald Trump hat das Video des tödlichen Tiger-Angriffs auf einen Mann in einem englischen Zoo verbreitet. Zudem veröffentlichte Trump auf seiner Plattform Truth Social eine KI-Version, in der er in einer ähnlichen Szene einen ...

This followed hours later by an AI-generated video of himself taming a tiger. The posts have been condemned as disrespectful to the victim, William Chapman, and his grieving family, who have urged people to stop sharing harrowing content of ...

Nothing could highlight this concern more clearly than today’s Truth Social post by President Trump showing AI generated footage of him wrestling with a tiger, just days after the tragic death of William Chapman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video depicting himself taming a tiger after the fatal mauling of a man in England, sparking criticism.

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on social media depicting himself taming a tiger after the fatal mauling of a man in England, sparking criticism over the president's insensitivity to the deceased man's family.

Truth Social post made shortly before midnight features an AI-generated video that appears to parody the U.K. tiger attack footage but instead shows Trump chasing away the big cat and playfully wrestling with it.

The White House later claimed that an unnamed staffer shared the video, which also made dubious 2020 election claims. The snippet came from a larger “Lion King”-themed AI video portraying Trump as the king of the jungle.