“I will be arrested on Tuesday.” With these words, former US President Donald Trump mobilized his supporters both online and on the street on his own social media platform Truth Social. Now photos are actually spreading on social media that are supposed to show Trump’s arrest.
Sometimes you can see the Republican surrounded by police officers as he is taken away. On other recordings, Trump wants to tear himself away, but that does not work. On the other side, a screaming Melania Trump is shown trying to free her husband. At first glance, the photos look deceptively real. However, these are images created by artificial intelligence.
All of these images, despite their fake nature, are fueling the anger of Trump supporters against the country’s ruling elite and prosecutors. Because to them, the situation is clear: This is not a criminal case, but an attempt to eliminate a possible opponent of President Joe Biden from the race.
Indictment is imminent
The 76-year-old, who hopes to run for president again next year, is expected to face charges soon for allegedly paying hush money to porn actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 election campaign, according to the country’s media. elect over hush money payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels and model Karen McDougal.
Trump calls on supporters to protest
Investigators question whether Trump may have violated campaign finance laws by making the payment. Hush money isn’t illegal in the US, but the indictment could make Daniels’ $130,000 and McDougal’s $150,000 campaign donation illegal in New York State.
Trump, who is running for another Republican presidential nomination, sees the move as a politically motivated “witch hunt” and has already called for protests. These are very reminiscent of those “Take back the nation” calls that led to the tragic storming of the Capitol on January 6, 2021. In preparation for possible violent protests, security is in place around the courthouse in Manhattan.
Source: Krone
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