Joe Rogan Laughs at Donald Trump’s Jesus Photo Explanation
Joe Rogan mocked President Donald Trump over his AI-generated photo of Jesus Christ during his conversation with former Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf. The duo was discussing the power of AI when the topic of Trump’s usage of the technology to depict himself as God came up. Stumpf sarcastically interrupted Rogan, clarifying that it wasn’t God but a doctor, referring to the president’s earlier bizarre remarks about the photo.During an episode of Powerful JRE, Rogan invited Stumpf, discussing a variety of topics, including the now-deleted picture from Trump of him as Jesus. Poking fun at the image, Rogan said, “AI god has to come alive and take over the system. AI god, the one that created that Jesus meme that Trump just posted.” Stumpf, funnily, corrected him that the president had already clarified that the photo was not of Jesus but of him as a doctor. To this, Rogan replied, “That’s what they called him. That’s what AI god calls Jesus. Jesus is a doctor.”Trump faced immense backlash over the photo, prompting him to delete it from Truth Social. However, he addressed the media to explain his intent in depicting himself as a Jesus-like figure. Trump revealed that he posted the picture, which he believed could be looked at as a “doctor.” “And had to do with the Red Cross as a Red Cross worker, which we support. And only the fake news could come up with that one,” he elaborated (via Al Jazeera).The president uploaded the AI-generated image after he publicly criticized Pope Leo for his comments on war. In the controversial photo, Trump appeared to be draped in a white robe, blessing an ill patient. He was surrounded by two military officials, a praying woman, and a nurse. In the aforementioned media address, Trump also revealed that he doesn’t want a Pope who criticizes the president of the United States. He further mentioned that he also doesn’t want to engage in any debate with him.The post Joe Rogan Laughs at Donald Trump’s Jesus Photo Explanation appeared first on Mandatory.
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