The White House might use more stenographers to transcribe President Donald Trump as he has proven to be talkative during his first 10 days in office.
Compared to former President Joe Biden, who lagged in speeches, press conferences, and interviews, Trump has been frenetic with his public appearances and speeches. Biden held 37 press conferences during his term, or about nine per year for each year he was in office. He had some 490 exchanges with reporters at his various events.
Meanwhile, Trump interacted with the press 710 times during his first term and gave 88 press conferences. His second term is already proving to be more accessible to the media and the public.
To keep up with the president’s pace, the White House is discussing the possibility of hiring more aides to record Trump’s words and actions to spread out the workload, according to the Associated…
