Trump's Late-Night Truth Social Rants

0:00On April 25, President Donald Trump dropped 24 posts on true social between 6 p.m., Thursday and 8 a.m. Friday, Eastern time. That's a wild overnight barrage, an expert say it highlights his non-stop hunger for the spotlight on his own platform. His messages hit hard, slamming sent in minority leader Chuck Schumer to resign and accusing Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton of treason, plus ransom. Birthright citizenship. Trump has leaned on social media since his 2016 win, bypassing traditional outlets to reach folks directly. Back then, it was fresh and effective, but now professors note his tone has shifted to something more intense and divisive. Truth, social, acts like an echo chamber, with just 6 million monthly users, feeding back exactly what he wants to hear. Data shows he posts heavy at night over 300 times at midnight and more than 100 at 1 a.m. from January 2025 to January 2026.

1:03His press secretary says he barely sleeps, maybe 4 hours, firing off unfiltered thoughts without advisers around. Psychologists linked this to a certain control late at night, chasing dopamine from reactions like a slot machine, especially as polls dip in frustration builds. With attention locked in, this late night rhythm looks set to keep rolling. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today, brought to you with AI.