Taylor Swift likes a word with Trump about his speech by Take It Down Act

Donald Trump, who routinely includes his perceived enemies on social media, condemned online nuisance and the spread of false photos on the Internet during the signing of laws on Monday to contain so-called vengeance porn.

In a ceremony in the rose garden of the White House, Trump offered support for those whose life was shaken by online nuisance. He condemned the “very abusive situation” of Deepfakes and other forms of online nuisance.

“So terrible what happens,” said the president and added: “With the rise of AI images, countless women with deeper and other explicit pictures were bothered against their will. This is wrong and it is just so terribly wrong.

The legislative template, which is referred to as Take It Down Act, aims to stop the spread of explicit images that were published online without the consent of the subject, including images, which are called deepphakes by artificial intelligence. Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, presented the legislation last year and partly won with the help of First Lady Melania Trump before the congress adopted him with almost unanimous support.

Trump's statements in the rose garden on Monday were in the face of its notorious online presence and its history to make countless comments about women online and share wrong photos.

In September 2024, Trump resumed a false photo of the then democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris, who allegedly posed with Sean “Diddy” Combs, which had been charged days earlier due to sex trade, scrapes and means of transport for prostitution. Kamala Harris. (Combs was not guilty, and his trial began in New York City at the beginning of this month.) The post shared – and later toughly – from Trump whether Harris was involved in the alleged “freak -offs” by Undergrace Music Mogul.

About a month earlier, Trump announced a number of Deepfakes, which the pop superstar Taylor Swift mistakenly claimed, his presidential offer, including an apparently generated picture of Swift, disguised as uncle Sam, with the lettering “Taylor wants to vote for Donald Trump.”

“I accept!” Trump wrote in the post that re -formulated the doctors.

A few weeks later, Swift Harris supported. Days later Trump said memorable: “I hate Taylor Swift!”