Trump dismisses viral White House window video as fake AI creation
President Donald Trump Dismisses Viral Video of Mystery Objects Being Thrown from White House Window
President Donald Trump has dismissed a bizarre viral video showing mystery objects being hurled from a White House window as fake. The footage appeared to show someone repeatedly throwing objects from the top floor of the White House onto the lawn below.
At a press conference, President Trump addressed the viral video, stating that the windows of the White House are sealed and bulletproof, making it impossible for anyone to open them and throw objects out. He suggested that the video may have been generated by artificial intelligence.
The video, which circulated widely on social media, sparked speculation and conspiracy theories about the activities taking place inside the White House. Some believed that the objects were being thrown from the Lincoln Bedroom, while others speculated about hidden agendas.
Initially, a White House official claimed that the footage showed a contractor carrying out routine maintenance while the president was away. However, when confronted with the video during a press conference, President Trump laughed it off as fake.
Trump reiterated that the windows at the White House are sealed shut and reinforced with bulletproof glass, making it impossible for them to be opened. He also used the opportunity to discuss the risks associated with artificial intelligence, highlighting its potential for both good and bad outcomes.
As the speculation surrounding the viral video continues to swirl, President Trump’s dismissal of the footage as fake and AI-generated adds another layer of intrigue to the ongoing mystery.
This article was written by Emma Bussey, a breaking news writer for Fox News Digital, who previously worked at The Telegraph covering a variety of topics.
