The key facts

  • On the cover photo of Sanders, the word 'clarity' is spelled 'clerity,' and in the word 'crazy' there is a flipped '3' instead of the letter 'z'
  • Social media users suspected the image was AI-generated; the Amazon listing shows the cover without errors
  • Context: Trump is looking for a new press secretary amid rumors about Nicki Minaj and an offer to Dana White

A promise of 'clarity' turned into typos

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who served as Donald Trump's press secretary from 2017 to 2019and is now the governor of Arkansas, is promoting her new book UNAPOLOGETIC on social media. 'My faith doesn't just influence me, it defines me,' she wrote, adding that the book is about how 'our identity in Christ, and only in Christ, is the sole firm foundation for our future.' The cover, meanwhile, promises 'clarity' — which is ironic, since it was precisely on the cover that users spotted glaring errors: the word 'clarity' is spelled 'clerity,' and in the word 'crazy' there is a flipped '3' instead of the letter 'z.' Euronews reported this.

AI suspicions and the social media reaction

The post went viral, drawing mockery as well as suspicions that the image had been generated by AI for no understandable reason. On X, people wrote: 'Why did you use AI to make a picture of you holding your own book? So weird' and 'Those aren't even real words on the cover.' A telling detail: in the book's listing on Amazon, the cover is shown without any errors, which raises further questions — why, allegedly, use AI to promote a book at all, and why the image wasn't checked before publication. Sanders herself, according to Euronews, did not comment on the suspicions. The situation gained additional resonance against the backdrop of Trump continuing to search for a new White House press secretary: earlier there were rumors about rapper Nicki Minaj and a public offer of the position to UFC boss Dana White.