'The president is unhinged': Trump's digital conduct becomes more bizarre.

For numerous onlookers, across the United States and internationally, Donald Trump has been acting peculiarly in recent times. Particularly on social media.

Recent Online Incidents

While a federal shutdown approached across America recently, Trump posted an AI video that showed Hakeem Jeffries, the pioneering Black congressional leader, wearing a sombrero with an oversized mustache, accompanied by mariachi tunes behind the scenes.

Hispanic advocacy bodies denounced Trump's posts calling them "racist", "hazardous" and "deplorable", yet Trump escalated, publishing additional footage that featured him wearing a sombrero performing on guitar alongside an image of Jeffries.

Artificial Intelligence Posts and Unverified Claims

It wasn't the only situation where Trump's behavior appeared strange. The previous weekend Trump circulated to Truth Social an AI-generated fake video that advocated "therapeutic bed centers".

All citizens will shortly get an individual therapeutic bed card," the artificial version of Trump ostensibly in the presidential office stated. Through this, you'll possess assured entry to our recently established health centers led by the top doctors across the country."

Putting aside the reality that the notion of "therapeutic beds" constitutes a right-leaning speculative claim – a particular iteration suggests that official bodies and/or certain affluent citizens possess advanced medical equipment that addresses multiple conditions, while hiding the advancement – the president's share generated several queries.

White House Reaction

The post was ultimately deleted, however it stays confusing, and the presidential team's answer did little to allay the confusion.

"I think the president saw the video and posted it, subsequently deleted it," the administration spokesperson said during questioning about the clip.

Additional Concerning Incidents

Through a current presentation at the White House wherein the president asserted – against most existing evidence – that the medication could connect to autism spectrum if women take it during pregnancy, the president puzzlingly mentioned of "certain elements of genius that could be provided to newborns".

The previous week, while at a media briefing with British prime minister Keir Starmer, Trump confused Albania with Armenia when discussing a peace deal created between the countries.

Church Tragedy Reaction

Returning to online platforms, recently the president posted via his preferred network that he had "been briefed" regarding a shooting at a religious facility in Michigan which killed four people.

He later published more material. But it was not an update regarding the developing situation within the state. Conversely, a few hours subsequently, he posted footage that displayed multiple golden accessories and decorations.

Armed Forces Speech

Apart from the puzzling digital conduct, the commander-in-chief's live presentations have likewise grown peculiar.

Recently, Trump gathered the nation's leading armed forces leaders to a conference in the state. Talking to high-ranking officers, Trump, sounding drained, touted his alleged successes.

Our nation is honored again globally. The nation wasn't esteemed during Biden's tenure," Trump continued. They witnessed him tumbling on staircases every day. Every day, the guy's falling down stairs."

Government Comments

The presentation caused immediate alarm, involving ex-defense officials. Barry McCaffrey, a retired general commented to media that Trump's performance constituted "some of the most peculiar, disturbing incidents I've witnessed".

"The president seemed confused, weary, rabidly partisan, at times stupid," McCaffrey said.

The president's address sufficed for Madeleine Dean, a Democratic congresswoman from Pennsylvania, to challenge the Republican House speaker, Speaker Johnson.

"The president is unhinged. He appears ill," Dean told Johnson.

Johnson looked untroubled by the remarks. "Actually numerous people in your camp seem likewise," Johnson responded.