 "Former President Barack Obama talks with President-elect Donald Trump, next to Melania Trump, as they arrive to attend the state funeral for former president Jimmy Carter at Washington National Cathedral in Washington, on Thursday. AP")
US President-elect Donald Trump stirred controversy on Sunday by sharing a parody video with former President Barack Obama on his X account, taking a jab at Vice President Kamala Harris and Democrat leader Hillary Clinton.
The video is from the funeral of former President Jimmy Carter earlier in the week, where he and Obama engaged in a friendly conversation. The video of both leaders having a light conversation during the funeral sparked a buzz on social media.
However, the parody video was edited with a fake voiceover of both leaders using AI. In the video, Trump mocked Vice President Harris and Democratic leader Hillary Clinton.
Trump said(dubbed voice), “For a second time. Barack, very nice to see you”, to which Obama responds by saying “Congratulations. how you doing?”
‘Anyone could beat her…’: Trump’s jab at Harris
In the clip, Obama(dubbed voice) is heard saying that Harris has very little chance of winning the 2024 US Presidential election against Trump.
“Oh, would I? Well, come on. Anyone could beat her,” Trump said(dubbed voice)
“You know what happened I did what I could to help her she was horrendous,” Obama (dubbed voice) said.
Trump takes a dig at Hillary
Trump also took a dig at Hillary Clinton in the viral video.
“I know. Do you know what I realised? Hillary still hates me so much. I know she’ll never forget me.”, said Trump (dubbed voice)
Impact Shorts
More ShortsHillary ran for US president against him in 2016 but lost.
Trump is known for mocking his political rivals by sharing memes on his social media accounts. Last November, Trump also shared a similar AI-generated video mocking US President Joe Biden.
Landslide victory of Donald Trump in US polls
Trump secured a landslide victory in the November elections. Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election with 312 electoral votes to Vice President Harris’s 226. The Congress formally certified his victory on January 6, 2025.
He is set to take charge of the White House after the inauguration ceremony, scheduled to take place on January 20.