White House Logs Debunk NYT Claim Trump is Showing ‘Signs of Fatigue’

Non-public Oval Office logs provided by the White House show President Trump working up to 12-hour days between Nov. 12 and Nov. 25, directly contradicting a New York Times article alleging “signs of fatigue” based on his limited public schedule, as reported by The New York Post.

The internal records, shared with The Post, cover 10 weekdays and document roughly 50-hour workweeks, not including weekend duties or his widely known early-morning and late-night phone calls.

The White House released the detailed logs to push back on the Times’ description of the president slowing down with age.

According to aides, the files provide a more complete record of his workload as he advances trade and immigration policy, attempts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, and oversees ongoing construction projects at the White House.

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