Fox NewsTrump answers nearly 20 times more press questions at 3 Cabinet meetings than Biden did in 4 years: report
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
80% : Trump held 25 Cabinet meetings in his first term, while then-President Barack Obama held 19 in his first four years.52% : " PRESIDENT TRUMP REPORTEDLY TOOK 1,009 QUESTIONS IN HIS FIRST MONTH, 7 TIMES MORE THAN BIDEN Trump fielded about 20 questions during his third Cabinet meeting on Thursday, after taking 55 in the first Cabinet meeting of his new term and 15 questions last month, bringing the total to an estimated 90, according to the Washington Times' count.
51% : " Citing a report from The Washington Times, she said, "President Trump answered nearly 100 questions from the press, all of you, during his first three open press Cabinet meetings this year.
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