Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans right
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
72/100
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Outlets on this story
54
Politics
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President Donald Trump set off a scramble in the White House press briefing room on Monday with an appearance so sudden that aides had no time to place the presidential seal on the podium.
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aides → set → podium
Trump was eager to show off UFC CEO Dana White, a close friend more comfortable with watching fighters bash each other in the Octagon than mixing it up with reporters.
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fighters → show → reporters
After heavy Republican losses in the midterm elections less than a week ago, Trump announced on Saturday that he had offered the White House press secretary job to White.
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he → announce → White
Trump said on Sunday he was just teasing, but White came to the White House anyway to see the president.
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White → say → president
“Everyone please take a seat in the briefing room RIGHT NOW,” was a press assistant’s urgent instruction for reporters over the loudspeaker.
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instruction → take → loudspeaker
The announcement set off a stampede among the press corps with TV technicians plugging in cables and setting up microphones.
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technicians → set → microphones
The spot on the podium where the presidential seal would normally hang was left vacant.
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seal → hang → podium
The only problem is he’ll talk for a little while and then he’s going to beat the hell out of you,” Trump joked.
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Trump → talk → you
Trump announced that a UFC fight this weekend at Madison Square Garden will feature “the two greatest women fighters of all time”.
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fight → announce → time
“How would I do against one of them?” Trump asked White.
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Trump → do → White
“Would I do well?”
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I → do → ?
“I don’t think so,” White said.
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White → think → ?
White, who organised a series of UFC bouts on the White House grounds in June,
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who → organise → June
made clear he had no desire to tussle with reporters.
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had → make → reporters
“I have zero political aspirations,” said White, while nonetheless taking a few questions.
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White → have → questions
In his first four years in office, Trump was a regular presence in the White House briefing room, but now, nearly halfway through his second term, he takes questions in other places.
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he → take → places
He has talked about moving the press corps out of the West Wing to a “less obnoxious location.”
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He → talk → location
After Trump took questions on Iran, Ukraine, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and other topics, he turned back to White.
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he → take → White
“Would you like to be press secretary of the United States of America?” said Trump.
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Trump → like → America
“Would you like that, or do you just want to stay with that ridiculous UFC?”
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you → like → UFC
“Thanks for the offer, sir,” said White.
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White → say → offer
“I do not want to be in politics.”
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I → want → politics
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