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The White House on Friday started a “Lo -Fi” music video as part of his efforts to emphasize the first 100 days of President Donald Trump in office. The video entitled “Lo-Fi Maga video for relaxing/studying” was streamed live about the official YouTube and X channels of the Trump government.

Lo-fi maga video for relaxing/learning ????????

Have a nice weekend! https://t.co/irkpu2i4i7

– The White House (@Whitehouse) May 2, 2025

The video contains calming, bad beats that are usually used for the background study or for music music. With the audio, an animation of Trump in the documents for determined desk documents together with a continuous fact that the most important campaign promises and actions with the designation “promise are made” are listed.

Some of the recent administration measures were listed in the text role, including executive regulations that aim to aim for DEI programs for diversity, justice and inclusion (DEI) in military and guidelines for the excitement of birth law for children from immigrants without papers.

According to an official of the White House, the 15-minute clip is pushed across digital platforms throughout the weekend to examine “innovative options for distributing facts and other information”.

The video completes a one -week campaign of the White House to find out what is important in the first 100 days of his second term of trumps. The highlights included a newly launched section “White House Wire” on the official website, which was modeled on the conservative drudge report, a round “New Media” compatitions under the direction of press spokesman Karoline Leavitt, and over 100 interviews of conservative influencers and podcaser.

This media thrust came for the administration for the administration, which was characterized by the fall of the national security advisor Mike Waltz after the “Signalgate” scandal according to the US media.

The controversy broke out when Waltz took full responsibility for accidentally adding journalists Jeffrey Goldberg to a Signal Group chat, in which classified military operations were discussed in Yemen.

In his first 100 days of his second term, Donald Trump took quick and controversial actions.

He declared a national emergency on the southern border, deployed troops, ended birth law for undocumented immigrants and signed the Riley Act sheet to pass the crime without papers.

He granted executive commands to reduce the programs, to resize from the World Health Organization and to release JFK -Anttenat files. Trump also introduced the tariffs in China, Canada and Mexico, which led to trade voltages and reduced the financing to the US cybersecurity (CISA).

He apologized over 1,500 people who were bound on January 6 Capitol Attack and Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road. He appointed Elon Musk to lead a new Ministry of Government Efficiency (Doge) and rolled back the federal regulations.