President Trump is exploring the option of moving the White House press corps from its established briefing room to create space for other uses. He refuted claims about building a swimming pool in the briefing room, calling such reports "Fake News." These remarks come after a New York Times article suggested changes to the press area. Trump has also highlighted various renovations at the White House during recent public events.
Key facts
- Trump is considering relocating the White House press corps.
- He denied plans to build a swimming pool in the briefing room.
- The indoor swimming pool was opened on June 2, 1933.
- Nixon arranged for a press briefing room to be built above the old pool.
- Trump funded the installation of two flagpoles at the White House last July.
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