Trump Action Archive

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• Tucker Carlson Interviews White Nationalist Nick Fuentes — On October 27, 2025, Tucker Carlson interviewed white nationalist Nick Fuentes for over two hours, bringing attention to Fuentes, who has a history of promoting anti-Semitic and racist views.

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• Laura Loomer Receives Defense Department Credentials — The Washington Post reported that Laura Loomer, a far-right conspiracy theorist, received credentials to cover the Defense Department under a new restrictive press policy.

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• Trump posts about renovations amid government shutdown — President Trump posted on social media about renovations to the Lincoln Bathroom in the White House and the Kennedy Center, emphasizing the improvements made during a time when federal employees are unpaid and SNAP

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• FBI Director Kash Patel's Allegations Disputed — A Michigan defense lawyer has disputed FBI Director Kash Patel's allegations that a group of young suspects were planning a terror attack on Halloween weekend.

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• Trump-Appointed Regulator Threatens ABC Leading to Jimmy Kimmel's Suspension

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• FBI Acknowledges Mistake in Venezuelan Gang Threat Rumor — The FBI acknowledged that a rumor about the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua planning to attack U.S.

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• Pentagon appoints new press corps from far-right outlets — Following a walkout by Pentagon reporters who refused to comply with new restrictive policies, the Pentagon has appointed a new press corps consisting of 60 journalists from far-right outlets.
• Pentagon Announces 'New Media' Press Corps — The Pentagon announced the creation of a "new media" press corps, primarily composed of right-wing outlets.
• Pentagon Announces New Press Corps Following Censorship Dispute — The Pentagon announced the formation of a new press corps to cover the Defense Department after the traditional press pool resigned in protest of censorship demands.

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• Trump comments on No Kings event — Trump criticized the recent No Kings event, claiming it was poorly attended and suggesting that the signs were professionally made, implying financial backing for the event.

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• Treasury Department restricts photo sharing of White House demolition — The Treasury Department instructed employees not to share photos of the demolition of parts of the White House's East Wing without prior approval from the Office of Public Affairs.
• Treasury Department Restricts Photo Sharing of White House Construction — The Treasury Department has instructed its employees not to share photos of the ongoing construction at the White House, which involves the demolition of parts of the East Wing for a new ballroom.

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• FTC Blog Posts on AI Removed — The Trump administration removed several blog posts from the Federal Trade Commission's website that were published during former chair Lina Khan's tenure.

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• White House Press Secretary Attacks Reporter — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt attacked HuffPost reporter S.V.

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• Trump Prosecutor Leaks Grand Jury Details — Lindsey Halligan, Trump's interim U.S.
• Watchdog Groups Warn of Potential Illegality in Prosecutor's Use of Auto-Delete Messaging — Lindsey Halligan, the interim US attorney for the eastern district of Virginia, used the encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate with a journalist about a criminal case, with messages set to auto-delete after

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• Unauthorized Use of Kenny Loggins' Song in Trump Video — Kenny Loggins has demanded the removal of his song "Danger Zone" from a video posted by Trump, which used the music without permission.

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• President Trump Posts Controversial AI Video During Protests — On October 18, 2025, as millions participated in the "No Kings Day" protests, President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on social media depicting himself as "King Trump" dropping a brown liquid on protesters.
• Trump Posts AI-Generated Video Mocking Protesters — President Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting himself flying a fighter jet labeled "King Trump" and dropping feces on protesters.
• Trump Posts Controversial AI Video on Social Media — Former President Trump posted an AI-generated video on Truth Social depicting himself as a fighter pilot wearing a crown, dropping waste on protesters.

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• Indiana University orders school paper to cease print edition and fires director of student media — Indiana University has directed the Indiana Daily Student (IDS), its student-run newspaper, to stop printing new editions and has terminated Jim Rodenbush, the director of student media and adviser to the paper.

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• Young Republicans' racist chats exposed — Leaked messages from Young Republican organizations revealed racist and offensive content, including jokes about gas chambers and slavery.
• Pro-Trump group leaders exchange extremist messages — Messages exchanged among leaders of pro-Trump factions revealed the use of racist themes and expressions of admiration for historical atrocities, including slavery and torture.

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• Meta removes Facebook group targeting ICE agents — Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that Meta complied with a Justice Department request to remove a Facebook group accused of targeting ICE agents in Chicago.

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• Trump posthumously awards Charlie Kirk Presidential Medal of Freedom — President Trump posthumously awarded Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, praising him as a "true American hero." During the ceremony, Trump blamed political violence on "far-left radicals" and claimed to

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• House Republican leadership discusses government shutdown — House Republican leadership held a press conference addressing the ongoing government shutdown, labeling upcoming protests as "Hate America" rallies.
• MAGA media labels upcoming protests as "pro-Antifa hate America rallies" — MAGA media on Fox News described the planned protests on October 18th as "pro-Antifa hate America rallies," despite the protests being organized as peaceful demonstrations against tyranny and authoritarianism.
• Republican Leaders Attack Upcoming No Kings Protests — Prominent Republican leaders, including House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise, have publicly denounced the upcoming "No Kings" protests scheduled for October 18, labeling them as "hate America

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• Media Outlets Reject Pentagon Reporting Rules — Major media outlets, including WaPo and NY Times, announced they will not comply with new Pentagon rules requiring pre-approval of reporting on military issues.
• Pentagon imposes new press restrictions — The Pentagon, under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, introduced a new policy requiring journalists to pledge not to obtain unauthorized material and restricting access to certain areas without an official escort.
• Media companies reject Pentagon's new coverage rules — Major media companies, including CNN, Fox, NBC, ABC, and CBS, issued a joint statement declining to sign the Pentagon's new coverage agreement, which they argue restricts journalistic freedom and threatens core

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• Airports Reject Political Video Violating Hatch Act — Seattle and Portland Airports announced they will not air a video featuring Kristi Noem that violates the Hatch Act by criticizing Democrats and attributing flight delays to them.
• Airports refuse to air partisan video during shutdown — Airports across the country declined to air a video recorded by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that blamed Democrats for the government shutdown, citing potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits

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• Rutgers professor blocked from flying to Spain — Mark Bray, a Rutgers University professor known for his work on anti-fascism, was blocked from boarding a flight to Spain at Newark airport.

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• Peter Thiel hosts lectures on the antichrist and Armageddon — Over the past month, Peter Thiel has conducted a series of four off-the-record lectures in San Francisco, discussing his views on the antichrist and the potential for Armageddon.

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• Pentagon Press Association Criticizes New Restrictions — The Pentagon Press Association released a statement condemning new Defense Department restrictions on reporters, which they claim stifle press freedom and could lead to prosecution for journalistic activities.

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• CBS News Hires Bari Weiss as Editor-in-Chief — CBS News' parent company, Paramount, announced the hiring of Bari Weiss as the new editor-in-chief of CBS News.