Government communications, October 31, 2026

What the White House, both parties' leaders in Congress and three federal departments said — 46 items analyzed for 2026-10-31. Every item is listed, whether or not the model found a technique in it.

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Executive

The White House (YouTube)

videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel

President Donald J. Trump on X

the President’s official account (@POTUS)

Nothing new on 2026-10-31.

Vice President JD Vance on X

the Vice President’s official account

House of Representatives

Senate

Departments

Department of War

formerly the Department of Defense

Department of Homeland Security

press releases

Nothing new on 2026-10-31.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (YouTube)

part of Homeland Security; videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel

Department of War on X

formerly the Department of Defense; official account

Nothing new on 2026-10-31.

Department of Justice on X

official account

Nothing new on 2026-10-31.

Past week

The seven days before 2026-10-31, newest first: the 244 of 571 items where the model found a technique. Each date opens that day's full list; each name opens everything that source said.

2026-10-30

2026-10-29

2026-10-28

2026-10-27

2026-10-26

2026-10-25

2026-10-24

How this works

  • One rule for every source. Each night we take the newest 3 items from each source below that we have not analyzed before, and run them through the same model and thresholds as everything else on this site; official accounts on X are read every 10 minutes and each new post is analyzed the same way. Every one is listed, flagged or not.
  • Both parties, the same way. In each chamber the majority and minority leader are side by side. We do not publish rates by party: a week of one leader's floor speeches and another's press statements are not comparable, and the page is not a scoreboard.
  • What a finding is. A rhetorical technique is a way language is used to persuade — not a claim that a statement is false. Findings include language a source is quoting, and the model over-reads ceremonial language (tributes, anniversaries, mission statements) as persuasion. Treat each finding as a prompt to read the original.
The White House whitehouse.gov/news/feed, whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/feed
Speaker Mike Johnson (R) speaker.gov/feed
Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D) democraticleader.house.gov/media/press-releases
Leader John Thune (R) floor remarks in the Congressional Record
Leader Chuck Schumer (D) floor remarks in the Congressional Record
Department of War war.gov/DesktopModules/ArticleCS/RSS.ashx
Department of Justice justice.gov/news/rss (national press office only)
Department of Homeland Security dhs.gov/news-releases/press-releases
The White House (YouTube) videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel, auto-transcribed
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (YouTube) videos of three minutes or less on its YouTube channel, auto-transcribed
The White House on X its own posts on X (@WhiteHouse), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
President Donald J. Trump on X its own posts on X (@POTUS), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Vice President JD Vance on X its own posts on X (@VP), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Department of Homeland Security on X its own posts on X (@DHSgov), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Immigration and Customs Enforcement on X its own posts on X (@ICEgov), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Department of State on X its own posts on X (@StateDept), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Department of War on X its own posts on X (@DeptofWar), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Department of Justice on X its own posts on X (@TheJusticeDept), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Department of Health and Human Services on X its own posts on X (@HHSGov), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Speaker Mike Johnson on X (R) its own posts on X (@SpeakerJohnson), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Leader Hakeem Jeffries on X (D) its own posts on X (@RepJeffries), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Leader John Thune on X (R) its own posts on X (@LeaderJohnThune), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Leader Chuck Schumer on X (D) its own posts on X (@SenSchumer), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Senate Republicans on X (R) its own posts on X (@SenateGOP), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out
Senate Democrats on X (D) its own posts on X (@SenateDems), read every 10 minutes; reposts, replies and posts of only a link or a few words left out

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