Bizarre video claiming Donald Trump and his son Barron Trump are time travelers goes viral on TikTok

The Tiktoker continued, "Donald Trump's son is named Barron Trump. Not only that, in the book, Barron is guided by a man named Don - Donald Trump. But wait, there's more in another book by the same author. It's about an unlikely presidential candidate that won the election. Not only that, but the book talks about the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The address in the book is the same address where the Trump towers currently stand."

The user added, "Like what are the odds? This is too weird. In the book, there's also a character named Laugh Pence, aka. Similar to Mike Pence. What's going on? There's way too many eerie coincidences here."

Many users agreed with her, drawing passages from the book to support her claim. One user said, "She’s correct do the research." Another added, "I’ve been saying this for years. It is a lot of similarities." A third commented: "Too many coincidences indicate no coincidences at all."

Meanwhile, Trump has been in the news due to the FBI raiding his Mar-a-Lago home, reportedly as part of an investigation into whether he took classified documents with him when he left the White House. He was seen leaving Trump Tower in New York on Monday, August 8, 2022, giving a thumbs up to those who were gathered.

In his announcement about the FBI raid, Trump did not specifically mention what the agents were looking for, but said that his home was "under siege, raided, and occupied by a large group of FBI agents." "They even broke into my safe!" he said.

The investigation focuses on material that Trump brought with him to Mar-a-Lago after leaving the White House, the New York Times reported. The FBI was specifically trying to find out if he has classified information in his private possession, which would be a violation of federal law. Trump reportedly took 15 boxes of material with him in January 2021 after leaving Washington, DC, but the boxes were returned to the National Archives in January 2022. The FBI still tried to find out if the former president had additional presidential records or any classified documents at his South Florida estate.

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