Trump Shares AI Video Promoting 'MedBeds' Conspiracy, Faces Criticism for Spreading Misinformation
September 28, 2025
The AI Trump in the video claimed that these 'MedBeds' would restore health and that the technology is hidden from the public by wealthy elites, fueling longstanding conspiracy theories.
As of Sunday afternoon, the White House had not issued any statement discrediting the video or the claims it made, leaving followers without clarification.
It remains unclear whether Trump endorses the conspiracy theory or was merely sharing content to rally support among far-right voters.
Experts and critics quickly debunked the video, emphasizing the lack of scientific basis for MedBeds and condemning the spread of misinformation.
Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video on Truth Social promoting the conspiracy theory of 'Medbeds,' devices believed by some to cure all diseases and heal injuries, supposedly kept secret by the U.S. government and military.
The video falsely depicted Trump announcing that every American would receive a 'MedBed card' granting access to advanced hospitals and top doctors, but it was low quality and contained obvious signs of being a fake.
Medical professionals and critics condemned the video, emphasizing that 'Medbeds' are a pseudoscientific conspiracy with no basis in reality.
Trump also amplified misinformation about FBI agents' involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot, suggesting secret incitement, a claim contradicted by FBI Director Kash Patel.
The video was widely recognized as AI-generated, with some followers believing it confirmed the existence of MedBeds, despite clear signs of fakery.
There is no credible evidence or official record supporting the existence of MedBeds; the website selling 'MedBed cards' was newly created, indicating potential disinformation or scam.
Various companies market products claiming to be MedBeds or related devices, often with unverified health claims and warnings from the FDA, but these are not FDA-approved medical treatments.
The promotion of MedBeds by Trump is likely to revive and spread these conspiracy theories online, where they have gained significant traction among certain groups.
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The Verge • Sep 28, 2025
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