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International Business Times
2 days ago
- Politics
- International Business Times
Trump Shares Bizarre Meme of Himself and JD Vance Chasing Obama in OJ Simpson White Car Chase
US President Donald Trump shared a bizarre meme on Saturday (July 26) featuring himself and Vice President JD Vance in police cars chasing former President Barack Obama down the Los Angeles freeway. The image is a recreation of the famous shot of former NFL star OJ Simpson's evasion in 1994. The photo was initially posted by Donald Trump Jr. on his Instagram page on Tuesday (July 22). It shows Obama behind the wheel of Simpson's white Ford Bronco as the two Republicans chase him in police cars. The president reposted the photo on his Instagram page on Saturday (July 26). He also shared it on Truth Social, his social media platform. The image depicted the infamous slow-paced chase of OJ Simpson in Southern California. Simpson was accused of killing his former wife and her friend and was later acquitted. The post captured the attention of millions of netizens worldwide. Several of them urged the release of Epstein's files in the comments section. A few social media users claimed that the President is trying to distract the public's attention. The comments ranged from "Give us Epstein" and "quit distracting Donnie" to "release the Epstein files, and we will see who is really going to be chased". Here are a few of them: Very embarrassing for the country. How about releasing the Epstein files? I bet that is how your face looked when you were flying into Epstein's island. All the other cars chasing Obama, JD Vance, and Trump feel guilty of being on the island. No one is forgetting about the Epstein files. Why are you afraid to release the Epstein files? Critics argued that by sharing this meme, Trump aimed to divert public focus from ongoing demands to release investigation materials related to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender. Both Republicans and Democrats are pressuring for the disclosure of these files, and the President's meme is seen as a potential attempt to distract attention from this bipartisan issue. In recent weeks, Trump and the members of his administration made several attempts to shift the focus from the Epstein files to the Russiagate investigation. Last week, the President posted an AI-generated video of Obama being arrested in the Oval Office. The fake video shows the former President behind bars. Trump posted the meme hours after he announced his visit to Scotland on Truth Social. He is scheduled to visit both the Aberdeen and Turnberry golf properties. The US President will sit down with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. A photo of Trump playing golf at his seaside course while protesters denounce his visit holding signs - No fascists, no rapists, no Trump, Trump not welcome, and South Park was right!!
Sky News AU
2 days ago
- Politics
- Sky News AU
Trump posts hilarious meme of himself and JD Vance chasing Barack Obama
US President Donald Trump has posted a hilarious meme trolling Barack Obama and starring Vice President JD Vance. The meme, posted to Truth Social, showed Trump and Vance chasing down Obama in a call back to the famous chase featuring O.J. Simpson. Simpson was accused of murdering his ex-wife and her friend, leading to one of the most famous police chases. In a spin on the famous police chase, Simpson was replaced by Obama driving the white Ford Bronco with Trump and Vance in pursuit. Trump's post follows claims by the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, about Obama's knowledge of the Russia collusion hoax. During a White House press briefing, Gabbard accused Obama of orchestrating the Russia-gate hoax to undermine Trump's presidency.
International Business Times
2 days ago
- Politics
- International Business Times
Trump's Meme Mocking Obama Backfires as JD Vance Steals Spotlight Again
In a fresh jab at former President Barack Obama, Donald Trump stirred the internet with a meme, only to have Senator JD Vance unexpectedly steal the spotlight. Trump reposted an edited image originally shared by his son, Donald Trump Jr., spoofing the notorious 1994 O.J. Simpson police chase. In the meme, Obama is shown riding in the iconic white Ford Bronco, cast as a fugitive. Trump appears behind the wheel of a pursuing police cruiser. Yet the image's viral appeal didn't come from the main figures—it was JD Vance who drew the internet's attention. Trailing behind in a second squad car is Vance, humorously portrayed with long hair and a youthful, clean-shaven face, resembling his college-era appearance. This version of "long-haired JD Vance" has been a recurring meme ever since his emergence on the national stage, and it once again dominated social media discussions. The meme followed another provocative post by Trump—an AI-generated video that depicted Obama being arrested in the Oval Office by FBI agents while Trump watched smugly. Shared on Truth Social, the video quickly gained traction and stirred controversy. These meme-based attacks come as former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard has leveled serious allegations against the Obama administration. Gabbard claims she has "overwhelming" evidence that top officials under Obama fabricated the Trump-Russia collusion story following the 2016 election. She states over 100 documents implicate Obama in directing the effort, and she intends to present them to the Department of Justice and FBI. Though Trump's intent was likely to fuel political criticism of Obama, the internet seems more captivated by JD Vance's retro look, turning a targeted meme into yet another viral distraction.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Trump mocks JD Vance with unflattering meme igniting speculations of their rift; ‘Fat face treatment'
President Donald Trump shared a picture of Vice President JD Vance that doesn't present him in a positive light, which has led to speculation that the two may no longer get along. Donald Trump shared a picture that shows him and Vance in police cars pursuing former President Barack Obama Vance has long, curly hair, pink cheeks, and a plump face in the picture. It has become a famous meme mocking Vance following his turbulent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. In a Truth Social post, Trump shared the picture that shows him and Vance in police cars pursuing former President Barack Obama, who is operating a white Ford Bronco, emulating the 1994 O.J. Simpson car chase. Netizens react to Vance's photoshopped face Meanwhile, several people reacted in the comment section as Vance's photoshopped face was used. 'They used the fat face JD Vance meme for his picture,' one X user commented. 'They used Obama's real one, but JD got the fat face treatment. Trump hates that man.' 'Interesting choice to pick that image of JD Vance,' a second user said. 'I wonder how JD feels about that choice of his image?' the third person asked. Trump's attacks on Barack Obama Vance reposted the photograph on his X account using crying emoji. This comes days after Trump posted another piece of distorted media, an AI-generated clip showing Obama being detained by FBI agents in the Oval Office. At the start of the video, Obama asserted that 'especially the President is above the law'. A number of American leaders are then shown saying, 'no one is above the law.' Also Read: Trump's bright red sculpture emerges from NYC manhole, White House reacts as netizens hail James Colomina's creation The clip then shifted to an artificial intelligence (AI)-produced image of Obama, being handcuffed by two FBI officers in the same office where he had previously served as president. Trump is pictured grinning while seated during the 'arrest.' The phony video concluded with Obama dressed in the orange jumpsuit of the prison. The release of these altered photos and films coincides with a rise in political unrest. Trump recently charged Obama of 'treason', claiming that he conspired to undermine his first term in office by associating him with purported Russian election meddling. 'They tried to steal the election,' Trump declared at the White House, accusing Obama of attempting to sabotage his triumph over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
News18
3 days ago
- Politics
- News18
News18 Evening Digest: Video Captures Scenes After Haridwar Stampede, Trump Mocks Obama With Meme & Other Top Stories
Last Updated: We are also covering: PM Modi links Chola diplomacy to India's strength, calls Op Sindoor warning to terrorists; Gill creates history, becomes first cricketer from Asia to... In today's evening digest, News18 brings you the updates on Haridwar stampede, US President Donald Trump mocking Barack Obama with infamous simpson white Ford Bronco chase meme and other top stories. A horrifying video recorded outside the Mansa Devi Temple in Haridwar showed the chaos and desperation after the stampede that claimed the lives of six people and left dozens injured. The clip shared on X by Hindustan, which was recorded outside the temple, shows the influx of devotees moving forward in a chaotic atmosphere, as a man shouts 'peeche jaao" (go back) in a bid to soothe the panic situation. Read more Indian captain Shubman Gill entered his name in the record books on Sunday (July 27) by becoming the first cricketer from Asia to score 700 runs in a Test series played in England. Before him the record of scoring the most runs in a Test series played in England was in the name of Pakistan's Mohammad Yousuf. During the Pakistan tour of England in 2006, Yousuf played four matches and scored 631 runs. Read more 'Hand Hanging By A Thread': Indian-Origin Man Attacked With Machete By Teen Gang In Australia An Indian-origin man was brutally attacked with a machete by a group of teenagers outside a shopping centre in Melbourne, according to local media reports. Saurabh Anand, 33, suffered grave injuries in the attack, after which he was recovering in a hospital, where surgeons reattached his nearly severed hand, The Australia Today reported. Read more view comments Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
