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Trump turns doctor in bizarre AI video to treat celebrities with Trump Derangement Syndrome

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Donald Trump featured in a bizarre AI video where he prescribed Diet Coke as a treatment for 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' (TDS).
In the clip, Trump adopted the persona of 'Dr Trump' and claimed to have a treatment plan for those diagnosed with TDS.
The video depicted AI-generated celebrities, known for criticising Trump, as 'patients' suffering from TDS.
Fictional versions of Whoopi Goldberg and Robert De Niro appeared, expressing their 'suffering' from the condition.
Trump concluded that drinking a Diet Coke would lead to a 'remarkable difference' in the lives of those with TDS.

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