The US president has shot back on Truth Social at the massive anti-government demonstrations taking place across the country

US President Donald Trump has mocked the 'No Kings' protests, sharing several AI-generated videos on Truth Social, including footage of himself dumping what appears to be feces on the crowds.

A wave of protests against the Trump administration hit the US on Saturday, with massive demonstrations held at more than 2,500 locations across the country.

Protesters accuse the president of abusing his power and undermining democracy, as well as condemning his crackdown on illegal immigrants and deploying the military to American cities on the pretext of fighting rampant crime.

Trump responded by sharing AI-generated videos on social media, including footage originally posted by Xerias, a prolific pro-Trump X account that creates AI-generated meme content.

One of the videos shows the president piloting a 'King Trump' warplane that dumps feces on the protesters. It incorporates actual footage posted from the protest in New York by left-wing influencer Harry Sisson, who ends up covered in AI feces.

Another video shared by Trump and originally posted by Vice President J.D. Vance features Trump putting on a crown and cloak before unsheathing a sword.

The clip ends with prominent Democratic lawmakers, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, kneeling before the president - an apparent reference to a 2020 photo-op in which they honored George Floyd.

Trump's posts received a mixed response, with supporters actively sharing the meme videos, and critics such as Democratic Senator Brian Schatz condemning the videos. "Why would the President post an image on the Internet of airdropping feces on American cities?" he wrote on X.

Sisson reacted early Sunday on X to the video in which he was featured: "Can a reporter please ask Trump why he posted an AI video of himself dropping poop on me from a fighter jet?"