White House Expands Social Media Presence with Rumble Account

The Trump White House is taking its commitment to free speech to the next level, launching an official Rumble account as part of its growing digital outreach.

This latest move, first reported by Fox News Digital, is yet another effort by President Donald Trump to bypass the leftist gatekeepers of Big Tech and speak directly to the American people.

A White House official confirmed that the Rumble channel, set to go live Monday morning, will mirror its YouTube presence. The goal? “To reach the American people where they are and provide unparalleled transparency and accountability in government,” the official stated.

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For years, conservatives have been censored, demonetized, and throttled by Silicon Valley overlords who despise anything that challenges their narrative.

Rumble, founded in 2013, has built itself as the antidote to YouTube’s blatant suppression of conservative voices. Unlike its Big Tech competitors, Rumble promotes open debate and rejects the authoritarian-style censorship that has become all too common.

Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski celebrated the partnership, emphasizing the platform’s commitment to free speech.

“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,” Pavlovski told Fox News Digital.

“At Rumble, we fight every day for the innate human right of self-expression, and we connect people directly to the marketplace of ideas to avoid the screeners and censors of Big Tech, the corporate media and governments around the globe.”

The numbers back up Rumble’s success. The platform has surged in popularity, recently reporting 67 million monthly users in the third quarter of 2024—a 26% increase from its previous quarter’s 53 million users.

On election night alone, the platform hit a peak of 1.8 million concurrent viewers. Clearly, Americans are hungry for an alternative to the mainstream media’s stranglehold on information.

The Trump White House’s engagement on social media has already dwarfed that of its predecessor. In just the first two weeks of the new administration, the White House accounts on X and Instagram saw 4,685,265 total engagements—outpacing the Biden administration’s 4,134,845 by a margin of 13%.

This despite Biden starting in 2021 with a built-in 1.6 million followers on X, compared to Trump’s second term beginning with zero under the platform’s new rules.

“Despite this 1.6M follower advantage, our engagement still surpassed theirs,” a White House official pointed out.

This should come as no surprise. Long before his first run for office, Trump used social media to bypass the traditional media filter and speak directly to the public. His influence on X (formerly Twitter) reshaped political communication, much to the dismay of the leftist establishment.

“Twitter is a wonderful thing for me, because I get the word out… I might not be here talking to you right now as president if I didn’t have an honest way of getting the word out,” Trump said in 2017.

Now, his administration is leveraging that same digital firepower once again.

The launch of the Rumble account isn’t the only social media initiative from Trump’s White House. In January, the administration created the Rapid Response 47 account on X, dedicated to exposing misinformation spread by the mainstream media and Democrat operatives.

“Welcome to the official Rapid Response account of the Trump 47 White House. We will be supporting President Donald J. Trump’s America First agenda and holding the Fake News accountable for their lies. Let’s Make America Great Again!”

The account has since been relentless, calling out dishonest reporting, highlighting misleading statements from Democrat politicians, and showcasing the administration’s accomplishments.

With its expanding digital presence—including Rumble—Trump’s White House is ensuring that the American people have an alternative to the media’s spin.

The establishment may try to silence conservative voices, but with platforms like Rumble and a president unafraid to fight back, their stranglehold on information is crumbling.