Trump posts AI images showing Markwayne Mullin in tears, recalls his son Jim's brain injury

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President Trump has shared new AI images and a long emotional post about Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and his son Jim on Truth Social.
President Donald Trump shared AI images and a long text post on Truth Social about DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin and his son Jim. One of the images shows Mullin crying while Trump comforts his son.
As per the post, Mullin was “in tears” in front of the entire chamber at the hearing. The post also says Jim was a world-class wrestler before a severe brain injury changed everything.
According to the post, Trump called the family, sent his private plane so Jim could travel to a rehabilitation center in California, and called the boy every day for two weeks, even while on the campaign trail.
The post also says Trump sat beside Jim, took his hand and said, “Do you know why I love your dad? Because he loves you.” It adds that this visit began helping Jim’s memory come back.
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According to AP, Mullin was asked at his Senate confirmation hearing in March how his bond with Trump began. Mullin said he would try to tell the story without crying. He then said his son woke up after the injury a “different kid."
Jim couldn’t touch his nose or do basic math equations, and had short-term memory loss. Mullin said the president would call and ask how his son was doing during the family’s ordeal.
“He was running in one of the toughest elections he had been in, and the guy was still that concerned about my son,” said Mullin. “We were acquaintances before that. We’ve been friends ever since.”
As per AP, Trump had also offered to fly the family to medical specialists and pay for treatments.
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