President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated image depicting former President Barack Obama, former FBI Director James Comey and several of his other political opponents wearing prison jumpsuits during his latest posting blitz on Truth Social on Sunday.

The post that parodied the opening title sequence of “The Brady Bunch” also featured doctored mug shot images of former U.S. Ambassadors to the United Nations Samantha Power and Susan Rice, Obama’s former senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, former U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, former Director of the CIA John Brennan, and Obama’s former deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes.

“This is a bad (Sick!) group of people,” Trump captioned the post. “Very destructive to our great Nation. Caused tremendous damage through Weaponization!”

The president appeared to post the same artificial-intelligence-generated image of his foes on Truth Social last July as well.

Trump’s latest post came after the Justice Department indicted Comey for a second time, charging him with two counts for allegedly making threats against the president after he posted a photo on Instagram in May 2025 of seashells on a beach that were arranged to read “86-47.”

Trump alleged that the numbers signaled a threat to him with “86” supposedly representing slang for “killing” someone and “47” as a reference to Trump, the 47th president of the United States.

Comey denied the accusations and responded to the indictment in a video posted to his Substack account in April. He told PBS News last week that he believes Trump has an “obsession” with him.

“There’s no doubt there’s an obsession there,” he told the outlet. “I’m kind of a relationship he can’t get over it. It doesn’t go both ways. I don’t wake up at 3:00 a.m. thinking about him and needing to talk about him on social media.”

The president has repeatedly called for his perceived political enemies to be investigated, prosecuted or arrested during his ongoing revenge tour against his critics amid his second presidency.

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