The Pool Is Closed!

America has had enough of President Donald J. Trump continuing to distract.

The United States has surpassed $40 trillion in accumulated debt. Americans are frustrated with the cost of gas, diesel, groceries, rent, insurance, shipping costs, health care and politicians pushing distractions on the public.

The war with Iran, continuation of aiding Ukraine and Iran, the president's vanity projects and lastly the continued feuds has the president's job approval extremely low.

President Donald J. Trump has a job approval of 29%.

Vice President JD Vance has a job approval of 30%.

More Americans care about the economy, not Trump's curmudgeon ass.

On Monday, the White House launched Trump TV, a state run livestream of the president's greatest hits. It is another waste of taxpayer money.

The White House introduced Trump TV: The Essentials Station to bypass traditional news outlets. According to social media statements from the administration, the network provides updates and live events streamed directly to phones, branded as "news that matters most — straight from the Trump Administration."

The White House Correspondent Association has officially warned the White House that the coverage is going to sparse since they banned CNN, MS Now and The Politico.

Allegedly, his top advisor Natalie Harp had a role in riling up the president to push the formal ban.

The outlets are suing the White House as we speak.

ABC, CBS, Fox News and NBC also suspended pooled television coverage of presidential events after CNN was prevented from carrying out its scheduled pool duties.

Trump has defended the bans by accusing the outlets of publishing “FAKE NEWS” and content that threatens national security.

The White House, however, promoted its new channel with a video stitched together from television and film clips and set to a remix of The Buggles’ hit “Video Killed the Radio Star.” By Monday evening, the actual programming included reruns of Trump speeches, including his World Economic Forum address from Davos earlier this year.

The blackout caused technical hurdles for both sides. During a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new South Lawn helipad, mainstream networks lacked a pool microphone to record the president, leaving his opening remarks entirely inaudible on live television.

At one point, over 8,000 viewers were watching, according to YouTube figures reported at the time.