WASHINGTON (AP) — On Monday afternoon, the President of the United States took to social media to express frustration about technical difficulties with his service provider. In a series of posts on Truth Social, Donald Trump shared his challenges in initiating a conference call with faith leaders nationwide due to issues with AT&T equipment.
Trump called on AT&T to address the problem, emphasizing the impact on the thousands of individuals waiting to join the call. Following the delay, AT&T responded to the complaints, stating that they were working to resolve the situation promptly.
The call eventually commenced 20 minutes behind schedule, with thousands of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim leaders participating. Trump highlighted various achievements during the call, including provisions in his tax legislation, diplomatic efforts in the Middle East and Africa, and pardons issued for anti-abortion activists.
Trump’s social media activity reflects his tendency to voice concerns publicly, whether directed towards foreign leaders, media outlets, politicians, or telecommunications companies. The call in question was not publicly listed on his schedule but marked the beginning of regular engagements with religious leaders.
