Trump’s high assistant Steven cheung tears in HuffPost Reporter over transparency: ‘must be really f -King stupid’

White House communication director Steven Cheung was torn in a reporter from Huffpost who asked why transcripts for most public remarks are not available on the White House website.

“You have to be really F -King Stupid if you think we are not transparent,” Cheung said on the date of the White SV House reporter. “The president regularly makes numerous press engagements a day and they are broadcast live on numerous platforms.”

Cheung then mocked with the left employer of the date, adding: “We even gave low -level outputs like HUFFPO [sic] Extra access to the event because we are so transparent. For anyone who thinks otherwise, he proves that they suffer from Trump’s Deanta Syndrome. Stop doing yourself. “

The refusal came after the date scored a part on Thursday claiming the White House is keeping a secret “most Trump’s observations”.

History said President Trump made remarks in 146 appearances in his first 100 days in office, but only 29 of those transcriptions, or 20%, have been published.

“Trump’s aides would not explain their decision to hold 80% of the transcriptions that have been prepared,” Data wrote. “White House communication director Steven Cheung, however, insults Huffpost to ask the question.”

Data noted that videos of almost all Trump’s remarks in the aforementioned public settings are available elsewhere online, but those remarks are often not easily searchable – which apparently cause Cheung’s ardent response.

The flame of the White House does not adhere to journalists. In April, he collided with the chief of the Daily Beast Joanna Coles, who noted the loss of Trump’s weight during a CNN appearance.

Commenting on the president’s appearance at Pope Francis’ funeral, Coles said: “Many doubts because he has lost a lot of weight. Who knows how he has lost weight? We know that Robert Kennedy Jr., his Minister of Health, does not approve people who receive Ozempic because he thinks a lack of moral power.”

Cheung was punched again with an explored personal attack.

“CNN had this idiot blithering at @insidepolitics from The Daily Beast by the name of @joannacoles making unfounded claims about President Trump’s health,” he wrote. “Joanna is a part of St, suffering clearly from a useful case of Derangement Trump syndrome that rides its brain with pea -sized.”