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Trump discusses potential relocation of White House press corps

President Trump has dismissed a report about renovating the White House press briefing room but suggested the possibility of relocating the press corps. He denied the renovation claim on Truth Social, calling it a 'stupid thing.' The current briefing room was once a swimming pool, and Trump indicated he might move the press corps to a different location.

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President Trump has rejected claims of a proposed renovation of the White House press briefing room, referring to the report as 'stupid.' However, he has suggested the possibility of relocating the press corps to a different area on the White House grounds. The current briefing room was originally a swimming pool built by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Former press secretary Karoline Leavitt mentioned that Trump has been considering this idea.

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  • Trump rejected a report about renovating the White House press briefing room.
  • He indicated the possibility of relocating the press corps.
  • The current briefing room was originally a swimming pool.
  • Karoline Leavitt stated Trump has been 'flirting' with the relocation idea.
  • The report was published by The New York Times.
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