Trump shares AI-video of himself dumping poop on liberal TikToker Harry Sisson at protest

President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated clip showing him targeting left-wing influencer Harry Sisson during 'No Kings' protests
President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video of himself dropping a load on liberal influencer Harry Sisson (@harryjsisson/X, @RapidResponse47/X)
President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video of himself dropping a load on liberal influencer Harry Sisson (@harryjsisson/X, @RapidResponse47/X)

WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video of himself soaring through the skies and dropping a load on liberal influencer Harry Sisson.

Posted on Truth Social, the bizarre clip shows “King Trump” in full fighter pilot gear, launching off in a jet and releasing what looked suspiciously like mud and feces over protesters. The 19-second spectacle ends with Trump gleefully pelting the anti-Trump 'No Kings' demonstrators and left-wing firebrand Harry Sisson.



 

‘No Kings’ protests sweep US streets as millions rally against Donald Trump

The AI-generated clip came just as America was gripped by massive 'No Kings' protests, a left-wing campaign criticizing Trump’s policies on immigration, education, and national security.

CNN reported this weekend’s protest marked the third mass mobilization since Trump’s return to the Oval Office and unfolded amid an ongoing government shutdown.

Organizers claimed seven million participants across 2,700 cities and towns in the US, surpassing the first 'No Kings' protest in June by nearly two million people.

NEW YORK CITY - OCTOBER 18: Thousands of people participate in a
Thousands joined a 'No Kings' protest in Manhattan on October 18, 2025, in New York City (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

From Times Square to Texas, crowds rallied under the slogan 'No Kings.' Placards read “Democracy, Not Monarchy” and other chants criticized the Republican administration.

Republicans call protesters ‘Marxists’ while defending Trump administration policies

GOP leaders immediately labeled demonstrators as far-left radicals. From the White House to Capitol Hill, Republicans called them “communists” and “Marxists,” claiming Democrats like Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer were caving to “the woke mob.”

“I encourage you to watch — we call it the Hate America rally — that will happen Saturday. Let’s see who shows up for that,” House Speaker Mike Johnson told reporters. “I bet you’ll see pro-Hamas supporters, Antifa types, Marxists — people who don’t defend the foundational truths of this republic and do... The American people are not stupid. They see what's going on." "Indeed the American people are not stupid that's why we're showing up on Saturday", added.



 

On the streets, protesters appeared more amused than offended.

"So much of what we’ve seen from this administration has been so unserious and silly that we have to respond with the same energy,” said Glen Kalbaugh, a Washington protester in a wizard hat holding a frog sign.

Harry Sisson becomes target of Trump’s AI-generated video stunt

Sisson, the 22-year-old TikTok personality, has built his brand as a pro-Democrat firebrand.

Recently, he faced controversy after a Snapchat scandal allegedly involved him convincing nearly a dozen women to send explicit photos. Conservatives have used the incident to discredit left-wing voices.


 
 
 
 
 
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Earlier this week, Sisson mocked Trump’s peace deal between Israel and Hamas. “Biden got more hostages released than Trump,” he posted on X (formerly Twitter) on October 14.



 

That jab sparked calls for his deportation, despite Sisson being a registered Democrat living in New York.

Sisson was born in Singapore, raised in Dubai and Dublin, Ireland, before moving to the US for high school and college. He can claim American citizenship if at least one parent is a US citizen.

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