This is The Guardian.

Today, Trump takes on the other most powerful American on the planet.

Donald Trump's late-night social media meltdowns are now the stuff of legend,

but even by his standards, last Sunday was epic.

Throughout the night, until 4 a.m., the president was busy on his truth social account,

and squeezed in between posts on his new ballroom and Joe Biden was a bizarre attack on Pope

Leo, God's representative on earth to 1.4 billion Catholics.

Clearly angry over the Pope's criticism of his war in Iran, he called him weak on crime and terrible on foreign policy.

Then just 46 minutes later, the president posted a, quite frankly, bonkers, AI-generated picture of himself as Jesus, basking in a holy glow.

Trump is laying hands on a sick person in a bed. He's surrounded both by somebody who looks

like a nurse, someone who looks like a praying figure, someone who is clearly a soldier or a military figure.

And in the background, there's an American flag, fighter planes, the Statue of Liberty, the Lincoln

Memorial. It's crazy in only the way an AI image can be.

The backlash from the most dedicated Trump diehards

from both his Catholic and his evangelical supporters

was swift and damning.

This is blasphemy.

You've got angels that are soldiers or something.

You've got Donald Trump clearly portraying himself as God.

This is exactly what the Bible calls blasphemy.

Yeah, I'm ashamed.

I'm ashamed that he would actually do that.

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