A video of Donald Trump discussing his son Barron Trump has gone viral online after some people jokingly called for the youngest Trump to be drafted into the U.S. military. The attention came shortly after the United States and Israel reportedly launched joint strikes on Iran on February 28. Trump said the operation was intended to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. On the same day, a website called “DraftBarronTrump.com” appeared online, claiming Barron would be ready to defend the country just like his father.

The website describes itself as honoring “strong voices in war” and suggests that leadership and courage run in the Trump family. It jokingly argues that Barron has inherited strength and determination from his father. Around the same time, a clip resurfaced online in which Trump was asked about his son’s “best skill.” The former president responded that Barron has a strong talent for technology.

Trump said Barron could quickly figure out computers, recalling how he once turned off Barron’s laptop only to see it back on minutes later. “He’s got an unbelievable aptitude in technology,” Trump said in the clip. The video quickly spread across social media, where users reacted with humor and sarcasm.

Some commenters joked that if Barron is good with computers, perhaps he should “hack Iran,” while others poked fun at the idea that simply turning on a laptop is a special skill. The viral reactions came as the draft website also posted humorous “testimonials” supposedly from Trump family members. The posts appear to be satirical, and there has been no official response from the White House regarding the website.