As you may have seen, Trump shared an AI image of himself as Jesus.
Then said it was just him “playing a doctor”, he event said "That’s what most people thought.". Did they Donald? I don't think they did!
This brief episode tells you everything you need to know about this man.
We all know that politicians stretch the truth. That’s nothing new; and yes, they sometime lie. But this is way different. This is saying that something everyone can see isn’t true, then blaming everyone else for not agreeing.
Recent Claims vs Reality
- On the AI “Jesus” image (April 2026) – Said it was him “playing a doctor”, despite the image clearly using religious, Christ-like symbolism and being widely interpreted that way across media and religious groups.
- “If I weren’t president, the world would be torn to pieces” (April 2026) – A sweeping personal claim about global stability with no supporting evidence, made during ongoing unresolved conflicts.
- Iran nuclear programme “obliterated” (2025–2026) – Repeatedly claimed US strikes completely destroyed Iran’s nuclear capability, but international agencies and fact-checkers confirmed the programme was damaged, not eliminated.
- “War is basically won” / Strait of Hormuz reopened (March 2026) – Claimed victory and reopening of key trade routes while fighting and disruption were still ongoing.
- Iran had Tomahawk missiles (March 2026) – Claimed Iran carried out an attack using Tomahawk missiles, despite the US being the only known operator of that weapon system.
- Claims of imminent Iran deal (April 2026) – Suggested a deal was close, even as negotiations had already failed and no agreement had been reached.
So what is it with him?
Either it’s deliberate. Say something outrageous, stay in the headlines, keep control of the narrative. Or, and this is the truly worrying part, does he actually believes what he’s saying.
When he says things like “if I wasn’t president, the world would be torn to pieces”, it leans hard into that saviour idea. Not confidence. Something else.
At this point, if he told you the sky was blue, you’d still need check out of the window.
Realistically it’s probably a mix of ego, strategy, and something a bit harder to pin down.
But the result is the same. People stop believing you, and luckily, Americans are starting to disbelieve Donald Trump.