Trump fortune-telling machine appears in New York
It's almost impossible to predict how the remaining 27 days until the U.S. presidential election will pan out. But there is one person who might be able to glance into the future: the All-Seeing Trump.
The fortune-telling machine, modeled on the infamous Zoltar from the film Big, has been roaming the streets of New York giving its stark vision of the days to come.
With fire red eyes and a frankly terrifying face set beneath flowing blonde hair, the animatronic version of Trump spews equally daunting forecasts.
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“Look into my crystal ball and see America’s future," it says. "I see a huge investment into a modern high-speed rail system. Very advanced. Very fast. And we’re going to use it to deport eleven million illegal Mexicans.”
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The installation also boasts that "I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose voters," Time reports.
It's been created by a group of anonymous artists, who have been tweeting some of its exploits across the city. It also issues tickets and is voiced by comedian Anthony Atamanuik, a seasoned Trump impersonator, Time says.
It's popped up at various locations, of course stopping by Trump's yuge tower along the way.
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The All-Seeing Trump also paid a visit to Acapulco Restaurant & Deli, which serves Mexican food, and a mosque in Queens.
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Tim Chester was Senior Editor, Real Time News in Los Angeles. Before that he was Deputy Editor of Mashable UK in London. Prior to joining Mashable, Tim was a Senior Web Editor at Penguin Random House, helping to relaunch the Rough Guides website and other travel brands. He was also a writer for Buzzfeed, GQ and The Sunday Times, covering everything from culture to tech and current affairs. Before that, he was Deputy Editor at NME.COM, overseeing content and development on the London-based music and entertainment site. Tim loves music and travel and has combined these two passions at festivals from Iceland to Malawi and beyond.
