Journalist Jake Tapper criticized Donald Trump for sharing and deleting a video promoting medbeds
US President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated video promoting medbeds on Saturday (September 27, 2025). The AI video featured his daughter-in-law, Fox reporter Lara Trump.
She was conducting a news segment in which Donald Trump's AI version stated that the country's first medbed hospital would be launched soon, along with a national medbed card for every citizen.
Trump deleted the video from his Truth Social account after a few minutes.
"These facilities are safe, modern and designed to restore every citizen to full health and strength. This is the beginning of a new era in American healthcare," Donald Trump stated.
The medbed conspiracy theory emerged in right-wing communities years ago. It gained popularity in QAnon forums. The theory claims that militaries in different countries use medbeds to heal their bodies.
The machine supposedly looks like an MRI scanner.
The machine can seemingly cure any disease, reverse the aging process, and even regrow limbs by regenerating the patient's DNA.
The patient lies down on the medbed, which allegedly uses ions, terahertz light waves, quantum technology, frequencies, and resonances, along with artificial intelligence, and their disease is reportedly cured.
Conspirators claim that billionaires and Big Pharma already have access to the rumored technology. In the future, it will be widely available for the general public.
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