Trump's AI $100 Bill: "God Bless Trump" Replaces "In God We Trust"!
President Trump just dropped a bombshell on social media with an AI-generated $100 bill featuring his own face. The image, shared on Truth Social, has ignited a firestorm of backlash.
Gone is the traditional “In God We Trust” motto; instead, it boldly proclaims “God Bless Donald Trump.” The front of this faux currency showcases the 47th president’s portrait, while his signature takes the place of the Treasury secretary’s at the bottom left. Vice President JD Vance’s autograph is right below it, adding to the spectacle.
At the top, the bill is labeled “Federal Victory Note,” and instead of standard serial numbers, it flaunts “TRUMP2024” and “TRUMP4547.”
Social media erupted with users mocking the bizarre currency design. One user quipped, “Great! I need toilet paper!” while another sarcastically noted, “Put his picture on it to remind everyone who destroyed its value.”
“His face will bankrupt America just like his casinos,” chimed in a fourth critic, highlighting the absurdity of the whole situation.
It’s worth noting that producing currency featuring a living person is illegal in the U.S., but that hasn’t stopped the chatter.
In late March, the U.S. Treasury announced plans to include Trump’s signature on actual U.S. paper currency to celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed, “Under President Trump’s leadership, we are on a path toward unprecedented economic growth.”
He continued, “There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S. dollar bills bearing his name.”
This AI mock-up comes alongside plans from the U.S. State Department to add Trump’s image to American passports for the same anniversary celebration. No sitting president has ever graced a passport before, making this a first.
The redesigned passport will feature Trump’s second-inaugural portrait overlaid on the Declaration of Independence, complete with his signature in gold lettering. However, only 25,000 of these limited-edition passports will be produced, making them a collector's item for die-hard fans.
