The White House has quietly scrubbed official written transcripts of Trump's public remarks from its website, opting instead to post curated video clips of his appearances. This move effectively erases a searchable, quotable record of his statements, leaving only the administration's preferred video snippets.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about archiving—it’s about control. Written transcripts allow journalists, historians, and the public to easily fact-check, analyze, and hold leaders accountable. By removing them, the administration makes it harder to scrutinize Trump’s exact words, raising concerns about transparency and historical record-keeping. It’s a subtle but significant shift in how presidential communication is preserved—or isn’t.