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Kenny Loggins Demands Removal of Unauthorized Trump Video

10/21/2025

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Loggins Condemns Trump

Kenny Loggins condemned U.S. President Donald Trump for using his song "Danger Zone" in an AI-generated video showing Trump dumping feces on protesters, calling it unauthorized and demanding removal.
The video appeared on Truth Social amid nationwide "No Kings" protests that drew nearly 7 million participants.
Loggins urged unity, saying there is no "us and them," and White House replied with a "Top Gun" meme as the video stayed online.

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Clinton Critiques Trump

Hillary Clinton, former U.S. Secretary of State, criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for an AI-generated video depicting him dropping sewage on 'No Kings' protesters, posted on Truth Social as protests drew nearly 7 million participants.
Clinton's post highlighted the absurdity of Trump's reaction to the protests.
House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the video as satire.
The White House responded with a meme, underscoring the administration's divide with opponents.

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Loggins Condemns Trump

Kenny Loggins condemned U.S. President Donald Trump for using his song "Danger Zone" in an AI-generated video showing Trump dumping feces on protesters, calling it unauthorized and demanding removal.
The video appeared on Truth Social amid nationwide "No Kings" protests that drew nearly 7 million participants.
Loggins urged unity, saying there is no "us and them," and White House replied with a "Top Gun" meme as the video stayed online.

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