On a recent episode of MS NOW, host Jonathan Lemire analyzed President Donald Trump's extensive social media activity, where he posted over 60 times on Truth Social within a span of 14 hours. His first post included a lengthy 700-word tirade against a federal judge who ordered the removal of Trump's name from the Kennedy Center. The posts featured numerous AI-generated memes celebrating Trump in exaggerated scenarios, such as appearing on Mount Rushmore alongside George Washington. Co-host Katty Kay remarked that these posts reveal Trump's current mindset, which appears to be focused on personal grievances rather than pressing national issues. She emphasized that Trump's frustrations, particularly regarding his legacy and ongoing foreign policy challenges, are evident in his social media behavior. Lemire noted that this spree of self-promotional content may further the narrative that Trump prioritizes his image over broader responsibilities. The discussion raises questions about the impact of Trump's social media habits on his leadership and public perception.