Donald Trump social media posts video – Donald Trump social media posts video

The US presidential election was fought on the ballot as much as on social media. Kamala Harris’s social media team reportedly had over 100 staffers along with substantial funding. Now, a video has emerged showing Donald Trump composing his social media posts in real time while hearing a speech of Kamala Harris as his aide types it out at breakneck speed.

The video shows Trump doing a real-time assessment of Kamala Harris’s Democratic National Convention (DNC) speech in August. He is surrounded by 2–3 staffers and Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democrat who played a prominent role in Trump’s campaign team and getting him back to the White House.

The video opens with Kamala Harris repeatedly saying “Thank You” to the delegates at the DNC. To this, Trump is heard saying, “Too many thank yous… Must be 35”. He then dictated to his aide what to post on his social media platform, Truth Social. “Too many ‘Thank yous’, too rapidly said, what’s going on with her,” the post read.

As Harris continues with her speech, so does Trump’s reactions in real time. “She’s talking about how great San Francisco was before she destroyed it, probably not a good idea!” Trump tells his aide to post next.

The composition of the next post followed swiftly as Harris started to speak about her humble beginnings. “A lot of talk about childhood, we have got to get to the border, inflation and crime,” the third post read after Trump was alerted by a staffer that not a single policy was announced by the Vice President.

As the video went viral, a barrage of reactions and memes flooded X. “Literally listening to the weak Harris speech while giving directions to 3–4 subordinates at the same time on social media postings!” a user tweeted.

Another commented, “He’s calculated. Nothing about that is haphazard. He knows what he’s doing.” A third said, “Love that he’s live-tweeting his criticisms.”

Recently, Trump campaign staffer Greg Price shed light on the minimalistic approach of the Republican’s social media team. “On Team Trump, it was four sh*tposters fuelled by a lot of black coffee and Zyn,” Price wrote.