The President of the United States does not consider it a mistake to post a video on his social network Truth Social video, where former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle are depicted as monkeys. The video was later removed from Trump's account.
The President of the United States does not consider it a mistake to post a video on his social network Truth Social, where former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle are depicted as monkeys. The video was later removed from Trump's account.
U.S. President Donald Trump refused to apologize for the video he posted on his social network Truth Social, in which former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle were portrayed as monkeys. "I did not make any mistake," Trump told reporters on the evening of February 6.
The controversial post appeared on Donald Trump's account on the night of February 6. The 62-second video was dedicated to possible violations in the 2020 presidential election. At that time, Trump lost to Democratic candidate Joseph Biden but refused to concede defeat. At the end of the video, set to the song "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," there is a clip featuring monkeys with the faces of Obama and his wife superimposed on them.
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