'Free speech and transparency': White House launches Rumble account as social media presence grows

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  • Source: Fox News
  • 02/12/2025
The White House is launching a Rumble account as its presence on social media grows larger, Fox News Digital exclusively learned. 

A White House official told Fox Digital that it will launch a Rumble account on Monday morning similar to its YouTube account as part of President Donald Trump’s plan "to reach the American people where they are and provide unparalleled transparency and accountability in government." 

Rumble is a video platform founded in 2013 as an alternative to YouTube, which has a long track record of accusations surrounding censoring and limiting conservative content.

"We thank President Trump and his entire team for their commitment to free speech and transparency, and we are extremely proud that Rumble is now a small part of White House outreach to the people of America and the world. 

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