President Donald Trump's Truth Social account shared, then deleted, a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. Why is that imagery considered racist?

The White House initially defended Trump's post, saying it was "from an internet meme video." But after backlash — including ...

President Donald Trump said on Friday, Feb. 6, that he's not at fault for the racist depiction of former President Barack ...

President Donald Trump is facing widespread criticism from both Republicans and Democrats after sharing the video/ ...

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) issued a plea to Republican leaders to denounce President Trump, after a video briefly depicting former President Obama and Michelle Obama as apes ...

Late Thursday night, a vile clip appeared on Truth Social, depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes in a jungle cartoon, ...

President Trump shared a video that included a racist animation of Barack and Michelle Obama, prompting backlash and the ...

Trump’s team took 12 hours to remove a racist video from the president’s Truth Social account.

Can’t believe I voted for you Mr. President. It’s a new low everyday,” read one comment on the president's video.

President Donald Trump says he won't apologize for posting a racist video of the Obamas. Trump told reporters that, “I didn't ...

The Truth Social video, released late Thursday night, centered on false election fraud claims surrounding the 2020 U.S.

Did Donald Trump really post a video on Truth Social featuring the faces of Michelle and Barack Obama superimposed on the bodies of apes? Yes, that is true: Shortly before midnight on Feb. 5, 2026 ...