FACTREPORT
He banned the pool, then launched Trump TV on YouTube
Kick the cameras out, flip on Channel 47, call it “unfiltered.” Same week. Same White House. Same taxpayer YouTube account.
OPEN THE FILE →Kick the cameras out, flip on Channel 47, call it “unfiltered.” Same week. Same White House. Same taxpayer YouTube account.
OPEN THE FILE →From the chamber laughing at his 2018 boast to a 2025 speech that opened with “whoever’s operating this teleprompter is in big trouble,” Trump’s UN podium still delivers — and the fact-checkers bring receipts.
Labor Day morning, Trump boiled the SAVE America Act down to an all-caps checklist — every voter shows photo ID, every voter shows proof of citizenship — while the Senate still won’t give him the bill and midterms loom.
One Sunday: the people’s house is a dump, the ballroom is a gift, and the taxpayer is apparently imaginary.
Months after U.S. forces yanked Nicolás Maduro out of Venezuela, Trump posted a highlight reel calling the raid one of the “most stunning… displays of American military might” in U.S. history — and framed it as a warning to everyone else.
Morning-after Truth Social: Trump called the midterm convention a “sold out hit” that “beat the NFL” — while reporters noted empty upper-deck seats and no Nielsen numbers out yet.
Trump RTed Interior Press on Truth Social blaming “342 feet of razor blade slashes” and “8647” graffiti for the drained Reflecting Pool — as reporting on contractor docs says the liner failed from bad primer and incompatible chemistry.
On 9/11 night, Trump posted a taxpayer-museum manifesto: dump the “Infinity” sculpture, build a giant George Washington statue, and replace “restorative history” with a “Center for American Heroes.” Here’s the post.
Two days after Dallas, Trump posted that the “Trump Dividend” will happen — and told America to VOTE REPUBLICAN. Here’s the post. Full stop.
Six months in, Trump says the Iran war ends after November — and threatens Pickaxe Mountain again.
At Dallas’s “Trumpapalooza,” Trump floated $5,000 to every adult citizen — only if Republicans keep the House and Senate.
The Trump DOJ asks SCOTUS to bless parking political allies as U.S. attorneys without Senate confirmation — starting with Nevada’s Sigal Chattah.
Disclosures show Trump handed $45,000 cash “holiday gifts” to three close aides — and $20,000 to a fourth — on top of federal salaries.
Two months out from midterms, the Trump DOJ asks SCOTUS to unfreeze a citizenship-check system a federal judge already called a mess.
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