Donald Trump (77) last Saturday during a campaign rally in Clinton, Iowa.

JTFMax Satire:

He's again reaching for the reins of power, this time portraying himself as a divine savior in a new campaign video! Donald Trump, the 77-year-old former U.S. President, has stirred up a storm with a video with his supporters cheering and critics shaking their heads in disbelief. Is this campaign strategy, or has satire taken over?

In the video shared on his own platform, "Truth Social," Trump is depicted as a world savior, handcrafted by God to tackle many tasks. Set to dramatic music with images of Trump, the narrative, reminiscent of biblical creation, unfolds:

"On June 14, 1946 (Trump's birthday), God looked down at his planned paradise and declared, 'I need a guardian.' Thus, God gave us Trump. God said, 'I need someone to rise before dawn and heal this land.' And so, He made Trump."

The video proclaims that God created Trump to rebuke the 'Fake News,' their tongues as sharp as a serpent's. Ironically, Trump, who often accuses others of spreading fake news, is a master at selling unverified claims as truths to his followers. He still insists, without proof, that his loss to Democrat Joe Biden in the presidential election was due to manipulation.

His latest video fits right into Trump's narrative: he is shown as omniscient, above any doubt. Reactions to the video range from excitement to outrage to amusement. Is it blasphemy or sheer satire? One thing is sure: It's Trump-style campaigning.

Meanwhile, Trump is currently grappling with more serious issues. He's fighting for immunity as a former U.S. President at the Federal Appeals Court in Washington, shielding him from potential prosecution. If his immunity is revoked, he could face charges of election manipulation for his attempts to overturn the 2020 election results against Biden.

Yet, his supporters seem unfazed: recent polls show him and Biden neck and neck in the presidential race, with a slight edge for Trump.