President Trump masterfully turned the tables on the New York Times’ bogus “fatigue” narrative, exposing the mainstream media’s desperate attempt to undermine his energetic leadership with hard evidence and devastating humor.
Story Highlights
- White House releases detailed logs proving Trump worked 32 meetings in a single day, demolishing Times’ fatigue claims
- Trump’s grueling schedule includes 8:21 AM calls with foreign leaders and late-night diplomatic dinners
- New York Times stands by their hit piece despite overwhelming evidence contradicting their narrative
- Chief of Staff praises Trump’s “accelerating” work ethic as unprecedented in her career
Trump’s Crushing Schedule Destroys Media Fiction
The White House released previously undisclosed Oval Office logs covering November 12-25, 2025, revealing the staggering scope of Trump’s presidential workload. On November 12 alone, Trump participated in 32 separate calls and meetings, beginning at 10:30 AM with staff meetings and including sessions with Vice President JD Vance, lawmakers, and judicial nominees. This evidence directly contradicts the Times’ claim that Trump shows signs of fatigue or reduced capacity.
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Foreign Policy Leadership at Dawn
Trump’s November 14 schedule demonstrates his commitment to America-first diplomacy, starting with four foreign leader calls at 8:21 AM regarding Thailand-Cambodia tensions. The president then conducted 18 additional calls or meetings, participated in a media interview, and delivered 26 minutes of remarks to reporters aboard Air Force One. This level of engagement showcases the energy and focus our allies expect from American leadership, not the weakness Biden displayed.
White House Staff Praises Unprecedented Work Ethic
Chief of Staff Susie Wiles demolished the fatigue narrative with her firsthand testimony: “I cannot imagine anybody with more dedication and focus and work ethic than Donald Trump. At least in my life and career, I’ve seen nothing like it and it seems to accelerate as we go through the term.” Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reinforced this assessment, stating Trump “never stops working” and his “around-the-clock engagement on every issue proves just that.”
Media Doubles Down Despite Facts
Rather than acknowledge their error, the New York Times doubled down on their narrative, claiming their “reporting is accurate” despite overwhelming contradictory evidence. This response exemplifies the mainstream media’s refusal to admit when caught peddling false narratives designed to undermine conservative leadership. The Times’ stubborn defense of their discredited story reveals their commitment to political agenda over journalistic integrity, further eroding their credibility with American patriots who demand honest reporting.
Sources:
White House logs show Trump’s packed schedule amid health questions
Trump calls New York Times reporter “ugly” over her story raising questions about his health
