In a recently shared video, Donald Trump appears as a fictional doctor presenting a “treatment plan” for TDS, known as Trump Derangement Syndrome. The quirky 90-second clip features well-known personalities who have criticized the US president in the past, such as Robert De Niro and Julia Roberts.

Introduced just before midnight local time, Trump poses the question, “Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with TDS?” He proceeds to offer his treatment plan, showcasing testimonials from individuals like Rosie O’Donnell, who claims improvement after following Dr. Trump’s advice.

The video also includes an AI-generated depiction of Whoopi Goldberg expressing skepticism about overcoming TDS until encountering Trump’s treatment approach. Trump himself expresses uncertainty about helping such deeply affected individuals before highlighting De Niro’s struggles with anger and sleep issues.

De Niro, who recently spoke out against Trump at a benefit event in New York, criticizes the president’s leadership style. Julia Roberts, another featured celebrity in the video, shares her concerns about the toll TDS has taken on her well-being.

Trump concludes the video by suggesting simple remedies, including avoiding fake news, prayer, and enjoying a Diet Coke for anxiety relief. The concept of TDS originated from psychiatrist Charles Krauthammer, evolving from “Bush Derangement Syndrome” during George W. Bush’s presidency to its current application during Trump’s political career.