Trump’s White House is hiding 80% of its comments transcribed to hide 99.5%

Washington – A few days after News themezone revealed how few of the transcribed comments of President Donald Trump that he was making public, his White House decided not to publish any, except for his inaugural speech on January 20.

The News themezone May 15 report showed that, breaking all the previous presidential administrations in modern times, the Trump second period press office was releasing only a small fraction of the transcripts produced by non -partisan officials that produce them at the expense of taxpayers.

During his first 100 days in office, Trump’s White House had published only 29 of the 146 transcripts of his speeches, news conferences and interactions with the media. White House staff offered no reason why they held material that had been released as natural by previous white houses, including Trump’s first period White House.

However, at some point between Saturday night, May 17, and on the afternoon of Monday, May 19, the White House demolished all Trump’s transcripts that had been published, together with several of the transcripts of Vice President JD Vance and two of the press secretary Karoline Leavitt, and replaced them with Trump’s speeches, according to the speeches of the speeches of Byle Byle by Bylebive.

The almost total purge was first informed by NBC.

On Thursday, the White House again refused to offer an explanation for change, but provided a declaration of Leavitt that equals transcripts, which can look for certain words and names, with videos, which they cannot.

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“The president’s comments are live on the website for each person in the world, including journalists, to access and observe for themselves. Trump’s White House is the most transparent in history,” Leavitt said.

None of his statements, however, is precise. The “Comments” of the White House now offers a cured sample of videos of Trump’s comments, with few of the interactions with the media that tend to generate their most extravagant statements, or the events in which he exhibited a particularly deranged behavior. For example, the February 28 meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in which he and Vance essentially blamed Ukraine for being invaded by Russia and demanded mineral concessions in exchange for US assistance, is not published on the page. In total, the page linked to only 48 videos on Thursday, about 200 total comments sets at that time.

In addition, while Trump interacts with the media frequently, he has refused to comply with basic transparency measures that previous presidents have undertaken. Trump, for example, has never published any of his tax statements and his White House does not make public the records of his visitors. While the previous presidents allowed journalists to raise funds, Trump no.

And on Thursday, when Trump receives 220 buyers from his cryptographic souvenir coins in his golf complex in Virginia behind closed doors, neither the White House will launch a list of those attendees, which in total spent $ 192 million for the privilege.