Eric Trump, the son of former President Donald Trump, recently showcased a new U.S. "patriot passport" that includes a portrait and signature of his father. This document marks the first time a living, current president has been featured on an official U.S. passport. The passport is part of a special series issued by the U.S. Department of State for individuals who want to express their patriotism through unique identification. It is not a standard passport but a collectible item, and it is not valid for international travel. In response to the video of Eric Trump displaying the passport, the press office of New York Governor Kathy Hochul shared a meme referencing the TV show Succession, with the caption, "You are not serious people." The meme was likely meant as a humorous commentary on the situation, highlighting the unusual nature of the passport and its connection to the former president. According to the U.S. State Department, Americans interested in obtaining the special passport must apply in person at a passport agency or center. The process is similar to applying for a regular passport, but the special edition includes the portrait and signature of Donald Trump. The passport is not intended for everyday use but rather as a commemorative item for collectors and those who wish to showcase their support for the former president. The release of this passport follows the recent production of a $1 coin featuring Donald Trump, making him the first U.S. president to appear on U.S. currency in over 100 years. This series of items reflects a growing trend of celebrating and commemorating former leaders through official government products, even after they have left office.