Kevin Nash is back on Donald Trump’s case, and this time the WWE Hall of Famer somehow managed to go from artificial intelligence potentially wiping out humanity to Toyota pickup trucks and B-2 bombers in the same post.
Nash took to Twitter on September 14, 2026, shortly after Trump publicly dismissed fears that advanced artificial intelligence could threaten humanity. Trump called those concerns a “hoax” and argued that the United States already has the safeguards it needs while stressing the importance of staying ahead of China in the AI race. His comments came as several major figures in the technology industry have been pushing for stronger safety measures around increasingly powerful AI systems. Nash clearly wasn’t buying Trump’s confidence. He immediately turned the president’s AI comments into a much darker prediction before shifting his attention to the growing mess in Yemen.
“If Trump says AI concerns are a hoax that means the earth and mankind is definitely on a timer. One more observation when did a Toyota pickup become a military offensive checkmate. Wouldn’t a air drop from a couple of B2’s put an end to the Houthis western stronghold?”
There’s a lot packed into that one tweet, but the second half appears to be aimed directly at the rapidly escalating Houthi situation in Yemen. The Iran-aligned group has made major gains along Yemen’s western Red Sea coast, including taking the port city of Mokha and strategic islands around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, one of the world’s most important shipping chokepoints.
Saudi Arabia has been concerned enough about those advances that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sought direct U.S. military help against the Houthis. Trump declined to authorize American strikes for now, with Washington instead offering Saudi Arabia intelligence and targeting assistance.
That helps explain why Nash suddenly brought B-2s into the conversation. He appears to be questioning why the United States is allowing Houthi forces to keep gaining territory instead of simply hammering their positions from the air. His “Toyota pickup” shot also appears to be mocking the relatively basic-looking ground vehicles frequently seen in footage from the fighting compared to the massive military capabilities available to the United States.
Nash’s latest post comes after he already unloaded on Trump and Pete Hegseth over the wider Middle East conflict, saying America had “lost this war,” mocking the pair as being behind the wheel of a “clown car” and getting into several nasty exchanges with fans who challenged him.
This time, Nash’s message was even broader. He went from questioning Trump’s willingness to dismiss AI catastrophe fears to openly wondering why U.S. stealth bombers aren’t being used against the Houthis as their position around the Red Sea continues to grow.
What do you think about Kevin Nash’s latest comments on Trump, AI and the situation with the Houthis? Let us know in the comments.
