Former MSNBC star Joy Reid kicked off the Fourth of July weekend by sharing a bizarre AI-generated video of Donald Trump being pushed around in a stroller by former presidents.

Reid, 57, re-shared the 19-second clip in an Instagram story on Thursday.

The footage shows an infantilized version of the President drooling, crying and calling for 'Obama.'

'Heh - he wants me!' an AI model of the two-term Democrat says, as a similarly altered former President Joe Biden starts to push Trump around the room.

'This is too funny!' a digitally created George W. Bush adds.

The past presidents, rounded out by a grinning Bill Clinton, all laugh and join in.

The pint-sized politician continues to cry and call for his predecessor all the while.

'Let's put him in the corner!' one of the adult presidents says as they push the carrier.

'Yeah, he can cry himself to sleep like a good boy,' replies another over more laughter.

At a point, Bush appears to either multiply or is joined by his father, George H.W.

The video first emerged on social media last month.

The clip appears to originate from a post from an anti-Trump account with the handle @JerryWillResist published on June 19. The post received roughly 850,000 views.

Reid shared it weeks after a post from prominent Trump social media critic Brian Krassenstein flaunted it on X.

'This is so accurate. I miss real leadership,' he wrote as a caption.  

Reid rankled brass at MSNBC before her February 2025 firing, sources told the Daily Mail at the time.

An insider similarly told Politico that her controversial social media posts - including shaming Latino Republicans for voting for Trump and claiming the media's preoccupation with Russia's invasion of Ukraine was motivated by the victims being 'white' and 'Christian' - 'gave the [network's] Standards Department heartburn.'  

The network began plotting to get rid of Reid in late 2023 and ultimately offered her a one-year contract extension, while also cutting her pay in the hopes she'd take the hint and quit, sources told the Mail.

Back then, Reid's ratings were down from a high of 3 million viewers per episode in her first year on the air in 2020 to a low of 1.1 million.

She has since started a popular Substack - joining figures like Jim Acosta, Terry Moran, and Don Lemon in doing so.

She appeared on Daily Beast columnist Wajahat Ali's Substack, The Left Hook, on Thursday.

A collaboration between the two back in May saw Ali frame conservatives who support Trump as 'weak, pathetic, fragile, brittle, porcelain teacups.'

Reid maintained the US was built on benefiting whom she put as 'mediocre' white men. 

Trump, meanwhile, has been known to post AI footage as well.

A post this week cast Trump as a doctor 'treating' a series of A-listers - including Robert De Niro and Rosie O'Donnell - for 'Trump Derangement Syndrome.'

Another post in April - which Trump also claimed depicted him as a doctor - contained an AI-generated image as Trump as Jesus Christ. Trump deleted the post following fierce public outcry.

The Daily Mail has approached the White House for comment.