Barack Obama got arrested? Trump posted a video and said- No one is above the law; the truth came out

US President Donald Trump posted a video on social media showing former President Barack Obama being arrested by FBI agents. The AI-generated video shows Obama in a prisoner’s uniform. Trump did not give any clarification on the authenticity of the video, due to which critics have called it irresponsible.

New Delhi. US President Donald Trump has once again attacked former President Barack Obama. He posted a video on the social media platform Truth Social, which shows FBI agents arresting Obama.

However, this video has been prepared with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI). At the beginning of the video, Obama is shown saying, “The President is not above the law.” After this, statements of many American leaders are seen who are saying – “No one is above the law.”

Obama seen in prisoner’s uniform

The video shows two agents handcuffing Obama and Trump is seen smiling sitting nearby. At the end of the video, Obama is shown in a prisoner’s uniform in jail. Trump has not clarified with this video that this video is fake.

Many people found it seriously irresponsible for Trump to post this video without any clarification. Critics say that such a video can mislead the general public. This video has surfaced at a time when Trump had recently accused Obama of electoral fraud.

Tulsi Gabbard’s claim

A few days ago, US National Intelligence Director (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard claimed that she has evidence that shows that in 2016 some people in the Obama administration fabricated the story of a false conspiracy between Trump and Russia.

Gabbard said that this effort was made to prevent Trump from becoming president and it was a conspiracy against American democracy. She said, “Now Americans will know the truth about how intelligence agencies were misused.”

Russia did not try to influence the election

However, the 114-page report released by the DNI states that before the November 2016 election, US intelligence agencies believed that Russia did not try to directly influence the election.

The report cites information from December 8, 2016, which stated that Russia did not launch any cyber attack to change the results of the US election.

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