The president-elect’s eldest son claimed talks have been underway to load the deck with friendly faces better known for supporting than questioning Donald Trump.

Donald Trump could kick mainstream media out of White House press conferences because he says they are biased.

For the son of a president-elect, Trump has already had an outsized impact on the next White House. He lobbied hard for the former president to choose his good friend, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, to be his running mate.

Donald Trump Jr., President-elect Trump’s eldest son, says his dad has discussed keeping some mainstream media outlets from the White House press briefing room. Trump Jr., speaking on his podcast this week,

Donald Trump Jr., the eldest of the President Trump’s dipshit children, says that he wants his father to allow podcasters into the White House briefing room after he takes power again on Jan. 20, 2025. Trump Jr. floated the idea on his podcast Triggered and insists that he’s actually talked with his dad about.

Donald Trump Jr. is joining 1789 Capital, a venture capital firm that invests in conservative-leaning companies, according to people familiar with his plans.

President-elect Donald Trump discussed giving podcast bros like Joe Rogan seats in the White House Press Briefing Room at the expense of journalists, according to his eldest son. Donald Trump Jr. revealed the conversation took place on the latest episode of his podcast,

Melania Trump will again serve as first lady in the White House, while Ivanka Trump has said she will not return as a senior advisor.

Naysayers be damned, Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle are still going strong and “madly in love” — and there’s even talk of a White (House) wedding.

John Shahidi, who manages the Nelk Boys, has pitched the idea of allowing podcasters into White House press briefings to US President-elect Donald Trump.

Trump team floats ‘opening up’ White House press room Fox News contributor Joe Concha comments on Donald Trump Jr.'s speculation that the White House press room could 'open up' and the Harris campaign's insistence that the vice president did not avoid interviews during the election cycle.