In the Truth Social social network on July 21, President Donald Trump shared a video that was faked by who had the image of former President Barack Obama arrested at the oval room. The arresting seemed to be created from the image of the meeting between the White House on November 10, 2016, after Mr. Trump was elected the US President’s first term.

The 45 -second video, first appeared on the Tiktok platform, started with a segment of speech from many democratic politicians with the message “No one is on the law”.

The next part of the video fake the scene of Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama sitting in the oval room, before the agents wearing jackets with the words “FBI” appeared and arrested Mr. Obama. The image shows Mr. Trump smiling when the former President Obama is escorted and locked in a prison, wearing orange prisoners.

The US President and the White House have not yet commented on the post on Truth Social, nor did he confirm whether Mr. Trump would support the script to arrest former President Obama.

Obama’s office has not spoken about this video.

The US National Intelligence Office last week last week published reports to reject the survey results that Russia intervened in the US election in 2016 and tended to support Mr. Trump to be elected. National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard on July 20 said she would transfer documents to the Federal Investigation Department (FBI) and the US Department of Justice as a basis for prosecution.

“This is a historical discovery. More than 100 documents published on July 18 showed evidence of ‘treason conspiracy’, directed directly by Mr. Obama just a few weeks before leaving the office and during Mr. Trump’s election,” Gabbard said.

US intelligence officials believe that some “political” individuals have distorted the intelligence report to harm Mr. Trump, fabricated the information to make the impression “Moscow helped Mr. Trump win the election”. She emphasized that Russia in 2016 “had no intention or ability to interfere in the US election”.

Meanwhile, the Democratic MPs criticized the Trump administration are seeking to smear Obama, distract the public opinion and cool down the wrath from the Republican voters after the Ministry of Justice did not publish the investigation of pedophile billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who killed suicide in prison in 2019.

The decision did not publish Epstein records that made many people supporters of Mr. Trump angry, because this was one of his election commitments in 2024.