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Trump posts 'vile' racist video clip of the Obamas
The Guardian
|February 07, 2026
Donald Trump has been widely condemned after posting a racist video online that depicts the former US president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle as apes.
The clip appeared during one of Trump's increasingly frequent latenight posting sprees to his Truth Social account. It shows the laughing faces of the former president and first lady superimposed on the bodies of primates in a jungle setting, bobbing to the song The Lion Sleeps Tonight.
They appear briefly at the end of a minute-long video made by a third party that amplifies Trump's persistent but false claim that he won the 2020 election, when in fact he lost to the Democrat Joe Biden.
The conspiracy-theory video is a repost of content stamped with the logo of the website Patriot News Outlet, a site supportive of Trump.
By yesterday morning it had attracted more than 5,600 likes but also prompted outrage from across the political spectrum for the inclusion of a racist trope about the first black president of the US and his wife.
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