Trump Action Archive

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• Stephen Miller Launches Global Campaign Against "Radical Left Terrorism" — White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller delivered a speech launching the Trump administration's global campaign against so-called "radical left terrorism." The speech was characterized as "characteristically apocalyptic and authoritarian" and served to advance Miller's ideological agenda against perceived political opponents.
• Deputy White House Chief of Staff Miller delivered speech dehumanizing political opponents based on appearance — Stephen Miller addressed State Department attendees and claimed that antifa demonstrators are uniformly "deformed" in appearance, dress, and mannerism, stating "not one of the people that is demonstrating looks like a normal person" and attributing their appearance to inner hatred. Miller's rhetoric directly paralleled language from the "Unhumans" book introduction, which describes left-wing opponents as "ugly deformed freaks."

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• Trump posted AI-generated video depicting him as "King Trump" dropping feces on protesters — On Truth Social, Trump posted an AI-generated video showing him flying a fighter jet labeled "King Trump" and dropping feces on protesters participating in the "No Kings" demonstrations. A senior Trump administration official later confirmed to Zeteo that the video depicted excrement, stating "It is shit. A lot of it…What else would that be?" The post was a direct mockery of the nearly 7 million people who had just participated in nationwide protests against his administration.
• President Trump posts AI-generated video depicting himself dropping feces on protesters — On the evening of October 19, 2025 (Saturday night), President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social showing himself as "King Trump" flying a fighter jet marked with his name over Times Square, dropping a brown liquid resembling feces on "No Kings" protesters. The video featured Kenny Loggins's song "Danger Zone" in the background. Activist Harry Sisson, who appeared to be depicted in the video, publicly questioned why the president posted such content. CNN host Manu Raju noted the significance of the president posting the clip.
• Trump posted AI video of himself defecating on protesters — Trump posted on Truth Social an AI-generated video depicting himself as a fighter pilot wearing a crown, dumping feces from an aircraft onto the heads of No Kings Day protesters, including activist Harry Sisson. The video used Kenny Loggins' "Danger Zone" without permission. Speaker Johnson defended the post as "satire" when questioned by reporters.