Trump’s AI Prison Pic: Obama & Comey in Jumpsuits

Talk about a digital bombshell! Donald Trump recently took to Truth Social to share a series of AI-generated images, and one in particular really got people talking. It featured former President Barack Obama and ex-FBI Director James Comey looking rather out of place in prison jumpsuits.

A “Shady Bunch” of AI Art

This wasn’t just a solo act; the image also included other prominent figures like Samantha Power, John Brennan, Susan Rice, Valerie Jarrett, Ben Rhodes, and James Clapper, all depicted in similar prison garb. Trump captioned the striking visual, calling them a “bad (Sick!) group of people” who were “Very destructive to our great Nation” and caused “tremendous damage through Weaponization!” He even playfully dubbed them “The Shady Bunch,” a clear nod to the classic TV show, The Brady Bunch.

But the AI creations didn’t stop there. Trump also unleashed another AI image showing bombs falling on Iranian ships, adding another layer to his social media activity on May 25, 2026.

Public Reactions and Criticisms

As you can imagine, these posts didn’t fly under the radar. Social media users quickly weighed in, with many questioning Trump’s use of his time. One user on X (formerly Twitter) remarked, “You would think that someone with so much responsibility and such a big work load would have better things to do with his time…”

Others were more critical, pointing out perceived hypocrisy. “Don’t ever accept anything from Republicans when someone gets hurt and they ask Democrats to tone down the rhetoric,” one user stated. “This moron couldn’t care less about anyone other than himself.”

A History of Political Commentary

This isn’t the first time Trump has used Truth Social for pointed political commentary, especially concerning the Iran deal. He previously posted about his own approach to the deal, contrasting it with Obama’s, and emphasizing his would not involve “massive amounts of cash.”