White House stenographers are struggling to keep up with all the words as Donald Trump speaks too much
US President Donald Trump has dramatically increased his public speaking volume since returning to office while extremely overwhelming the White House stenographers with an unprecedented number of words, reported Associated Press. Just in his first week, US President Donald Trump spoke for nearly 7 hours and 44 minutes while using 81,235 words being compared to former US President Joe Biden's 2 hours and 36 minutes with 24,259 words during his first week.
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According to Associated Press, the communication strategy of US President Donald Trump involves constant engagement while turning himself into a perpetual news generator. Reportedly, his latest approach is actually deliberate while treating communication like a television producer and ensuring continuous media attention.
During recent times, US President Donald Trump speaks extensively during the events, press conferences and even while traveling and has often made totally unscripted remarks that cover the multiple topics simultaneously.
Several communication experts note that while US President Donald Trump presents him as transparent, at the same time, his voluminous speech does not necessarily mean clarity. Adding onto that, his talks are pretty laden with falsehoods and off the cuff statements about significant
