President Trump reportedly took 1,009 questions in his first month, 7 times more than Biden
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National Journal published a report claiming President Trump has beaten past Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama in terms of answering questions in the first month in office.
National Journal White House correspondent George E. Condon Jr. reported that his news outlet tracked 1,009 questions the president had answered in the past month, from less than an hour of taking office up until last Wednesday night. Alexander Hall is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to Alexander.hall@fox.com.
"It took Trump only three days to eclipse the 141 questions former President Biden took in his first month; Trump took 164 questions by the end of his third day," Condon wrote. "That day, he also went past the known count of 161 questions in former President Obama’s first month in 2009, though that carries an asterisk because transcripts don't exist for most of the interviews he granted."
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