Trump, Vance Delete Posts Amid Criticism

0:00Stay tapped into pop culture in two minutes or less, with entertainment and celebrity news today. The White House is facing questions after President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance both deleted social media posts that drew heavy criticism. Trump's post on True Social featured a video mocking the Obama's, while Vance shared a tweet on X about Armenian remembrance day. Both were taken down within days amid the uproar. Trump's videos showed the former first couple in a derogatory light, which he later called an internet meme, portraying himself as King of the Jungle. Officials admitted that one of the posts went up by mistake. Senator Chuck Schumer slammed Trump's video as racist and vile, calling for an apology. Critics worried about the administration's grip on its messaging. White House spokesperson Caroline Levitt, pushed back, referring questions on Vance's tweet to their official Armenian remembrance day statement with. No policy shift. She firmly denied any broader social media issues.

1:00For now, the White House insists these were isolated slip-ups, but the deletions have kept the spotlight on their online presence. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.