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Donald Trump's ally posts AI-generated montage of Alexandre de Moraes wearing an electronic ankle monitor

oglobo15 September 2026 at 14:58

Jason Miller, an American businessman and political advisor to Donald Trump, posted on Tuesday an AI-generated montage showing Minister Alexandre de Moraes wearing an electronic ankle monitor. Miller, who served as the chief spokesperson for Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and was a senior advisor on the 2020 re-election campaign, shared the image on social media.

Alexandre de Moraes is at the center of a crisis at the Supreme Federal Court after his name was linked to Daniel Vorcaro through the phone records obtained by the Federal Police from the banker. Miller also shared a Financial Times article addressing the crisis at the Brazilian Supreme Court.

In another post, Miller placed Moraes and Vorcaro side by side in a montage accompanied by the phrase "tick-tock, Xandão." The two posts combined gathered over 34 thousand likes and were shared more than 1,400 times at the time of publication.

Why this matters

The controversy directly involves the Brazilian Supreme Court and a minister of high political relevance, generating international repercussions by being amplified by allies of the former U.S. president. For Brazilian readers, this represents another chapter in an institutional crisis that affects trust in the Judiciary, especially after recent revelations about the Federal Police obtaining the banker's phone records. WHY: The controversy directly involves the Brazilian Supreme Court and a minister of high political relevance, generating international repercussions by being amplified by allies of the former U.S. president. For Brazilian readers, this represents another chapter in an institutional crisis that affects trust in the Judiciary, especially after recent revelations about the Federal Police obtaining the banker's phone records.

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