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Trump gets a Scranton consultation in Really American's parody roundup

Steve Harness presents AI-altered sitcom scenes, a fictional fraud hotline and a Back to the Future spoof in a compilation watched nearly 800,000 times.

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Really American Story of October 26, 2026Trari Newsroom

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0:00An AI-generated dog-agility parody features Trump and Putin.
0:41A deepfake Office sketch sends Trump to the Scranton branch as a business consultant.
3:19A fictional federal fraud hotline receives reports its operator was not expecting.
5:54An AI-altered Austin Powers parody casts Trump as Dr. Evil and Musk as Scott Evil.
6:52A Back to the Future spoof sends Musk to meet a young Trump.
9:28Puppet Fred questions farmer Sam about tariffs, inflation and political loyalty.

Donald Trump arrives at the Scranton branch as a business consultant, with an immediate complaint about the beige decor. It is a deepfake parody of The Office, one of several fictional encounters Steve Harness presents in Really American's new political-satire roundup.

The upload drew nearly 800,000 views since yesterday. Rather than one extended sketch, it offers a succession of recognizable settings: the Dunder Mifflin workplace, Dr. Evil's world and a Back to the Future encounter involving Elon Musk. These are comedy sketches and digitally altered images, not footage of the public figures doing what is depicted.

Harness opens with an AI-generated dog-agility scene featuring Trump and Vladimir Putin, then moves into the Scranton visit. A separate live-action sketch imagines a federal fraud hotline whose operator discovers that reporting corruption is subject to partisan rules. Its government office and reward scheme are fictional, too.

The formats keep changing. Musk becomes Scott Evil in an AI-altered Austin Powers parody; another spoof sends him back through time to warn a young Trump about his future children. Later, a puppet named Fred challenges a farmer named Sam about tariffs, inflation and his continued support for Trump.

Really American is presenting and reacting to these clips, rather than documenting real encounters. Harness supplies the explicitly anti-Trump framing and closes with an appeal to vote for Democrats. For viewers deciding whether to watch, the central offering is a tour of political parody built around familiar screen characters.

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