Trump published an AI cartoon with the head of the UFC in the role of the White House press secretary

US President Donald Trump has published a cartoon in which the head of the Absolute Fighting Championship (UFC), Dana White, acts as the White House press secretary, and mixed martial arts fighters become his assistants. The American leader posted the corresponding video on November 8 on the Truth Social social network.

"Trump appointed me as his press secretary. I've brought reinforcements," White's character declares at the beginning of the briefing.

In the story, one of the journalists asks if the American president poses a threat to democracy. In response, White calls out Russian UFC champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, who appears in a papakha, approaches the reporter and throws him to the floor with a wrestling move. After that, the athlete invites the journalist to continue the conversation.

Then another media representative starts crying and complaining that he doesn't feel safe. White says the name of UFC welterweight champion Islam Makhachev, after which the fighter lifts the journalist on his shoulder and carries him out of the room.

In the final part of the cartoon, the other reporters are also beaten up. Nurmagomedov is sitting among the injured journalists when Trump looks into the room and asks about the results of the briefing. White replies that the meeting was stormy, but mostly peaceful. The president approves of what he has heard and takes a sip of Coca-Cola.

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On November 7, Trump offered White the position of White House press secretary. He also suggested that the head of the UFC take several famous fighters with him as assistants, including Makhachev and Nurmagomedov, Americans Justin Gatji and Daniel Cormier, Brazilian Amanda Nunes and Kayla Harrison. According to the American president, these athletes will have to defend the country from "attacks by the radical left." Later, White posted a photo of himself as a press secretary.