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White House purges transcripts of Trump's remarks from its website

  • By May 19, 2025, the Trump administration had taken down most official transcripts of the president’s public statements from its website, substituting them with selected video recordings.
  • This change followed an internal policy shift aiming to promote audio and video content for a fuller understanding of Trump's remarks, partly due to his unscripted speaking style called "the weave."
  • Only Trump's 2025 inaugural address transcript remains available, while dozens of other events and Q&A sessions, including meetings with foreign leaders, lack public transcripts or videos.
  • Opponents of the decision, such as experts and past White House transcribers, argue that removing transcripts diminishes transparency and impedes the verification of presidential statements by eliminating an official and accessible record.
  • The administration’s spokesperson defended the decision by highlighting that the president’s remarks are now available live online for everyone, including members of the press, and emphasized that the current administration continues to be the most transparent in history.
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The New Republic broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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