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His posts, counted
How heated his posting is today, what Trump posts about week by week, when he posts hour by hour, how often he calls an election rigged, and what he’s said before. Tap a day, a stream, an hour or an election to read the posts behind it, each linked to the original.
- 1,312 posts in 3 months
- 143 this week
- 5 after midnight this week
- 339 “rigged” posts around 8 Election Days
- 1 “said it before” chain
Counted
Rage meter
How heated his posts are today, against his own last 60 days: He hasn’t posted yet today.
Topic river
What he posts about, week by week: his 1,312 posts of the last three months, sorted into topics by what they mean.
- Endorsements310 posts
- Lawfare allegations147 posts
- Lady & Bless132 posts
- Iran tensions106 posts
- Prices & Record93 posts
- Swamp & Mail72 posts
- White House ballroom72 posts
- Manufacturing & Build68 posts
Endorsements: 2.8× its usual share this week.
Topic names written with AI help
Posting clock
Every Truth Social post by hour, Eastern time.
This week so far: 143 posts, against 183 in his normal week, 5 of them between midnight and 5 am. The busiest hour was 4 pm on Monday, with 36 posts.
The “rigged” tracker
“Rigged” talk, lined up on Election Day
How many of his posts on Truth Social and X used rigged, cheat, fraud, scam or stolen each day, from 30 days before to 30 days after every presidential election and midterm since 2012. Orange lines are elections he or his side lost, green ones they won, and purple is still to come. A gap means none of his posts from those days are on record.
- “rigged” and 7 more: 339 posts in the 30 days either side of 8 days lined up.
- Most around Election 2024: 109 posts, peaking on the day (12 in one day).
- After votes he or his side lost: 1.4 posts a day (2 elections). After votes they won: 0.3 a day (3 elections).
- 2026 so far (5 days before the vote): 0.8 posts a day. Same point before: 2014 0, 2018 0.2, 2022 0.9.
It counts words, not meaning: a post saying the other side cheated counts the same as one calling a loss rigged. Click a day on a line (tap it twice on a phone) to read the posts behind it.
Said it before
He’s said it before
Things he said that the TPK team linked: the same line used again, a promise and what came of it, a story that changed. Each dot is one of them on the day it was said, each arc a link, over who was in charge and the Election Days. Click a dot to read its chain.
1 chain, the newest first
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Said it again
Oct 2019 – Oct 2026 · 3 receipts
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Twitter
Open it on X ↗RT: @realDonaldTrump: ....The entire Impeachment Scam was based on my perfect Ukrainian call, and the Whistleblowers account of that call, which turned out to be false (a fraud?). Once I released the actual call, their entire case fell apart. The Democrats must end this Scam now. Witch Hunt!
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Truth Social
Open it on Truth Social ↗The Ukraine Impeachment (of me!) Scam was a far bigger Illegal Hoax than Watergate. I sincerely hope the necessary authorities, including CONGRESS, are looking into this! Adam “Schiffty” Schiff was sooo dishonest and corrupt. So many laws, and protocols, were violated, and just plain broken!!! President DJT
- Said it again
Written with AI help On 2026-10-18 he again calls the Ukraine impeachment a scam, as he did on 2025-10-12.
Said it againTwitter, Oct 26, 2019Written with AI help On 2026-10-18 he again calls the Ukraine impeachment a scam, as he did on 2019-10-26 when he said the case fell apart.
Truth Social
Open it on Truth Social ↗Wow. Our Country was scammed, and we now have the proof. You have not heard the last of this! President DJT The six largest boomerangs from the 2019 Ukraine impeachment narrative so far: https://justthenews.com/accountability/russia-and-ukraine-scandals/6-biggest-setbacks-2019-ukraine-impeachment-narrative
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Every link here was checked by someone on the TPK team. A note marked Written with AI help was drafted by Claude, an AI model, when it suggested the link.
How these are counted
Newsdesk, the newsroom tool behind the show, counts these from its copies of Trump’s posts: the History bank, its record of his posts on Truth Social and X (his tweets from before 2021 come from the Trump Twitter Archive, a public record), and its notebook of his Truth Social posts, checked about every half hour. The river sorts the bank’s posts into topics by what they mean, refreshed once a day. The clock counts the notebook’s, and an hour it hasn’t checked yet shows as hatched, never as quiet.
The rage meter scores each day from 0 to 10 on five things: ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, insults, posts after midnight and how much he posted, each against his own last 60 days, so 8.7 means hotter than about 87 in 100 of them. Insults come from a list of words (loser, crooked, fake news and about 80 more), so it reads how he writes, not what he means. Today’s moves as he posts. The second needle, the one with the X, is how loud X got after his three hottest posts: how many posts on X mentioned Trump and whoever he named in the six hours after, and how much busier that was than the day before, ranked the same way. Those posts are only counted, never read or shown. Times are New York time.
His Truth Social posts and his tweets from before X shut his account in January 2021 are quoted with their date and a link. His posts on X since then are counted but not quoted: the meter, the tracker and the chains link to them, and a post X says is gone doesn’t show at all. The topics are named by their telltale words, some of them with AI help, which is why Topic names written with AI help sits under the river.
Said it before is made of links between things he said, in the History bank. Claude, an AI model, suggests links every night (the same claim again, a contradiction, a promise and what came of it), and a link shows here only once someone on the team has checked it and confirmed it. His office’s statements from 2021 and 2022 are quoted too. A headline shows as its title with a link, never the article’s words, and a moment in a video is a link to it. World events come from Wikipedia’s page for each day (CC BY-SA). The timeline shades the years he was president and marks the Election Days.