The willingness of Donald Trump to immediately talk to journalists has further emphasized how vulnerable and Bang Joe Biden was for Blunders.
The newly inaugurated president spoke with reporters several times this week while he came the White House and went and during official visits.
Trump, 78, likes to answer questions that have not been approved in advance and will be happy to compete with journalists with whom he does not agree.
It will be a shift compared to the past four years, in which the 82-year-old Biden avoided unwritten press interactions in an attempt to hide his mental decline, until it came to light in a spectacular way due to his disastrous debate against Trump in June 2024.
On Friday, when he was on his way to North Carolina to explore the area destroyed by Hurricane Helene, Trump stopped several times to talk to the press, with which he brought back his famous 'Chopper Time' improvised press conferences.
In his speech on Friday in the episode of Welcome to Magaland: Inside Trump's Second 100 Days, Charlie Spiering, Senior Political Reporter of Daily Mail: “In the old Trump days we called the helicopter time.”
“He comes by and talks to the press when he's on the way. And what is interesting about that is that you usually have many more reporters for the helicopter time than in the Oval Office or anywhere.
“So you never know what kind of question will be asked.”
Donald Trump brought the 'chopper time' back and spoke with the press several times on Friday while he was on his way to North Carolina
It is a shift compared to the past four years, when Joe Biden preferred carefully choreographed interactions with the press
Spiering and Magaland presenter, main reporter Germania Rodriguez poleo, also discussed the executive orders of Trump and the local officials who have promised to defy them.
They also discussed what is really behind the step of the Republican senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins is to resist Trump's choice for Defense Minister, Pete Hegseeth.
“It is calculated,” says Spiering.
“Murkowski and Collins believe that they can be dissident republicans without completely undermining the nomination.”
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