Trump's Wild Social Media Comeback: 5 Outrageous Posts After China
Trump wasted no time diving back into the digital chaos of Truth Social after his China trip wrapped up on Friday. The former president, who had to keep his phone stashed away during the three-day state visit due to cybersecurity concerns, unleashed a flurry of posts as soon as Air Force One took off.
During his absence from social media, a lipreader caught a four-word confession about his son, but that didn’t stop him from returning to his usual self-promoting antics. As the plane soared away from Beijing, Trump announced yet another ambitious construction project in Washington D.C., this time a National Garden of American Heroes.
"I am proud to announce the site of the NATIONAL GARDEN OF AMERICAN HEROES," he proclaimed, promising a stunning exhibition of statues in West Potomac Park. "Right now, it is a totally BARREN field of Prime Waterfront Real Estate along our Mighty Potomac River," he added, envisioning a "World Class Masterpiece" adorned with beautiful statues.
But that wasn’t all. Trump also took a moment to congratulate Rachel Campos-Duffy, co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, on her new book. "Congratulations to Rachel Campos-Duffy on her new book, 'All American Patriotism: Celebrating 250 Years of America’s Greatness!'" he gushed, boasting that she dedicated the book to him. "To President Donald J. Trump, the man who shows us every day how to love; serve; & fight, fight, fight for America!" he quoted.
In a bizarre twist, Trump flaunted a golden statue of himself at Doral, commissioned by supporters who just wanted to immortalize him in gold. "This is a statue, now standing at Doral," he wrote alongside an image of the shiny figure. "With time, it will become a Landmark! President DJT," he declared, despite rising gas prices and public criticism about his priorities.
As if that wasn’t enough, Trump defended the construction of his lavish White House ballroom by comparing it to China’s. "China has a Ballroom, and so should the U.S.A.!" he insisted, revealing plans for an extravagant facility set to open in 2028—just in time for the end of his second term. "Thank you for all the support I have been given in getting this project going," he said while sharing an image with President Xi.
Finally, Trump shared a graphic boasting about TikTok views related to him, despite previously proposing a ban on the platform. The numbers were staggering: "400 billion all-time views of #Trump TikToks," he claimed, though it was unclear how many were positive or negative. The post also hinted at a $400 million deal with TikTok to fund his beautification projects in D.C., leaving many scratching their heads over the bizarre timing and content of his posts.
In the midst of all this digital noise, Trump was caught on camera doing something shocking with Melania at an inappropriate moment—just another day in the life of the former president as he continues to dominate headlines and social media feeds.
