At the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), a video generated by artificial intelligence was shown, depicting Donald Trump licking Elon Musk's feet. The video, criticizing the close ties between the president and the billionaire, was accompanied by the caption "Long live the real king," referring to Trump's post about canceling the toll plan for New York City traffic. HUD stated that taxpayers' money had been wasted and promised an investigation and the firing of those responsible. This coincided with Musk's ultimatum, demanding reports from federal employees.
2/26/2025 10:43:36 AM (GMT+1)
The U.S. Department is investigating the incident with the video criticizing the ties between Trump and Musk shown at the HUD headquarters, amid Musk's ultimatum to federal employees
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