Donald Trump posts a picture of himself as a Pope, who has dressed the picture of himself

President Trump shared a picture with a-generated picture, which was the leader of the Catholic Church and, when the Vatican's conclave, should begin to select the next Pope next week.

On Friday evening, the US President published the picture in his official report on the social media platform of the Trump Media & Technology Group without a comment or context. The image source is unclear.

Trump had previously joked that after the death of Pope Francis on April 21, he wanted to be the next Pope at the age of 88.

“I want to be Pope. That would be my choice No. 1,” said Trump on Tuesday, April 29, reporters outside the White House. He then seriously added: “No, I don't know, I have no preference, I have to say we have a cardinal who is in a place called New York that is very good. So we will see what happens.” Trump referred to Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, which the President named on May 1st to serve in the newly created religious freedom commission of the White House. At a Rose Garden event on Thursday, Trump noticed the order: “They say that it is separated between the church and the state. I said:” Well, let's forget that for once. “

After Trump's speaking comment on the desire to be Pope, Senator Lindsey Graham (Rs.c.) collected the thread and wrote in a post on X, “I was excited to hear that President Trump is open to the idea of ​​being the next pope …

Together with other world leaders, Trump visited the funeral of Pope Francis last Saturday (April 26) in Rome. Viral images on social media that allegedly show that Trump fell asleep during the mourning; According to Snopes, however, this is wrong, whereby the factual of the facts is: “The video coverage shows something else.”

The Vatican Coach, which is scheduled to start on May 7, comprises 133 cardinal voters who, according to Vatican News, the first at more than 120 years.

Trump said, even though he was “confirmed in a Presbyterian church as a child, I now keep myself as a non -denominational Christian.”

It is not the first time that Trump shared fake pictures on his social report of the truth. Last August, Trump posted a number of pictures of AI-generated pictures in which he mistakenly claimed that Taylor Swift advocated him for the president. And later this month Trump shared a photoshopping picture that was himself and several employees as DC superhero characters (with Trump as Superman, JD Vance as Batman, Elon Musk as partial accelerates/partial robot-Cyborg, Vivek Ramaswamy as Flash, Tulsi Gabbard as Wonder Woman and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Aquaman).