The White House is going around the fake news tonight.
While CNN, Politico, and MSNOW run to a federal judge crying about “First Amendment rights,” the Trump White House is launching TRUMP TV, a 24/7 stream of the administration’s biggest moments, speeches, and highlights, live at 7 p.m. ET Monday.
Streaming 24/7.
Live at 7PM. 👀📺 pic.twitter.com/ax9obEH4sf
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 21, 2026
White House social accounts spent the day teasing it, an old TV set flashing “Something’s coming. Stay tuned,” then an AI-style clip of a satellite truck rolling through the gates. A 60-second trailer touts President Trump’s 2024 landslide. The message is simple: if the legacy networks want to sit this one out, Americans can watch anyway.
Something’s coming. Stay tuned. 👀📺 pic.twitter.com/IZSvMR1Glo
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 21, 2026
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 21, 2026
The official White House livestream page bills it as “Trump TV: The Essentials Station.”
The description is blunt: “Watch the Trump Administration’s biggest moments all in one place. Top videos, major remarks, and must-see highlights streaming 24/7 and updated in real time.”
The first video features his remarks at Mount Rushmore on July 3, 2026.
You can watch it here.
As The Gateway Pundit reported Friday, President Trump banned Fake News CNN, MSNOW (the rebranded MSNBC that tanked in the ratings), and Politico from the White House “effective immediately” after years of “constant ‘reporting’ FAKE NEWS.”
Trump noted Politico’s record $8 million government subscription under Crooked Joe Biden — “Seems like corruption to me!” — and warned other outlets they could be next.
Reporters from the three outlets showed up Saturday and had their hard passes deactivated and confiscated. They were stunned. America was not.
Monday the three far-left outlets filed a joint federal lawsuit demanding a judge force the White House to let them back in. Trump’s response was classic: they want access to “your President, ME!”
He told them to pay back the $8 million and stop writing fiction. The case landed with U.S. District Judge Tim Kelly, a Trump appointee.
Trump already said he’ll appeal if he loses, because outlets that “only write negatively” and traffic in unnamed “sources” should not get a desk in the people’s house.
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