The video, shared during an overnight social media spree, included election conspiracy content alongside the racially offensive imagery targeting the former first family.

The post drew immediate criticism from civil rights organizations, Democratic lawmakers, and some Republican voices who condemned the content as beneath the dignity of the presidency.

White House officials have not commented on the video or whether Trump plans to delete it. The post follows a pattern of controversial social media activity from the president, who frequently uses Truth Social to bypass traditional media channels.

The incident comes as Trump faces ongoing scrutiny over his inflammatory rhetoric and its potential impact on political discourse in the United States.