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‘Dr. Trump’ Hilariously Cures Liberal Celebs TDS In Viral Video

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Donald Trump’s latest AI stunt cast him as a White House doctor with a prescription for some of his most famous Hollywood enemies.

In a video posted shortly before midnight Wednesday, an artificial-intelligence version of the President appears in a white doctor’s coat and claims he can treat “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” the longtime Trumpworld label for his critics.

“Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with TDS? The symptoms can be relentless,” the fake medical Trump says.

“Fortunately, I’m Dr Trump, and I have a treatment plan. Let’s hear what some of my patients have to say.”

The skit turns Rosie O’Donnell, Whoopi Goldberg, Robert De Niro, Julia Roberts, John Leguizamo and Edward Norton into supposed celebrity patients, sending them into a doctor’s office where soft piano music plays behind their testimonials.

Trump has used the phrase “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” or TDS, for years to mock opponents.

The AI version of O’Donnell becomes the first “patient” to praise Dr. Trump’s treatment.

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“I have been suffering for over a decade, and after listening to Dr Trump, I can see some results,” the AI O’Donnell praises.

Goldberg’s AI double is written as another hopeless case turned around by the treatment plan.

“I really thought I was a lost cause,” the artificially generated moderator of ABC’s “The View” remarks. “This was gonna affect me for the rest of my life, but after using the treatment plan, I can see a difference.”

The fake doctor then admits that even he doubted whether the most hostile celebrities could be saved.

“I really wasn’t sure I could help some of these people. They were so far gone, I wasn’t really sure,” notes “Dr Trump.”

The harshest testimonial goes to fake De Niro, who is made to describe anger, sleeplessness and a fading career.

“I had no idea how much this was affecting my life. My work has slowed down,” De Niro’s AI counterpart acknowledges.

“I’m hardly recognizable anymore. I just needed help. I couldn’t eat, I couldn’t sleep. Constantly angry, I made everyone miserable around me.”

Roberts’ AI version is given a different complaint, saying the supposed syndrome had left her worried about aging and the future.

“I feel like I’ve aged 20 years in the last two years. I’ve been so concerned, I was really starting to worry about my future,” she remarked.

Dr. Trump’s cure is part media diet, part prayer and part brand-consistent soda break.

“The treatment is simple: turn off fake news, say your prayers, and if you ever feel anxious, just have a Diet Coke like me, and you’re going to see a remarkable difference in your life,” Dr. Trump points out.

The celebrity-doctor spoof fits into Trump’s larger habit of sharing AI-generated images and videos, a pattern that has sometimes irritated even his own supporters.

Earlier this year, Trump posted an AI image that showed him appearing as Jesus Christ healing a sick man.

Evangelical Christian conservatives blasted the image as blasphemous, and Trump later deleted it before saying he thought the image portrayed him as a doctor, not Christ. Days later, another AI image showed Trump embracing Jesus.

In February, a different AI video showed Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, sparking fury before Trump removed it and blamed the post on a technical glitch.

This week, the President also interacted with a different kind of artificial-intelligence creation during a visit to the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota.

An AI version of Roosevelt offered Trump advice about presidential pressure.

“Every day a president faces storms most people never see, but if you keep your nerve and remember the nation comes first, you get through,” the AI version of Roosevelt said. “I know you know that feeling yourself.”

Trump praised the simulated Roosevelt and the tour. “Well, I appreciate those words, those words are fantastic, and I just want to say it’s an honor to be with you today, and we are making a little bit of a tour, some of the fantastic things you’ve done,” he told Roosevelt’s AI counterpart.

The library visit in Medora was part of the kickoff celebrations for the country’s 250th birthday.

Trump also viewed Roosevelt’s journals and a gallery tied to his “Man in the Arena” speech before speaking at the Burning Hills Amphitheatre.

“He had a freakin’ wild life,” Trump commented. “He didn’t want to be quiet. He wanted to be great.”

Trump announced that the library would receive $750,000 through the National Endowment for the Humanities to support its exhibits during the inaugural year.

“So, they’re getting a nice check,” he added.

He also recounted asking the AI Roosevelt about the Panama Canal, which he called “one of the most amazing” parts of Roosevelt’s record.

“I said, ‘What did you think about the Panama Canal? Do you consider that your greatest achievement? How do you feel about the fact that the Democrats gave the Panama Canal away to Panama for $1?’” he revealed.

Trump then tied the 250th birthday kickoff to a sweltering Washington celebration, vowing to give a long National Mall speech even with forecasts near 107 degrees.

“By the way, on July 4th, it’s going to be approximately 107 degrees out, and I’m going to go, and I’m going to make a really long speech just to show that I can do anything,” Trump said during his appearance at the opening ceremony.

Saturday’s “Salute to America 250 Celebration & Fireworks” event on the National Mall is set to begin at 7 p.m., with Trump scheduled to speak at 9:45 p.m. EDT.

Freedom 250, the Trump administration group operating the Great American State Fair along the National Mall, will also oversee the Salute to America event.

The National Weather Service predicted Washington, D.C., would hit 107 degrees, with elevated extreme heat risk throughout Saturday and the temperature likely to remain around 88 degrees by the time Trump speaks.

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