Trump rips AT&T service weeks after Trump Mobile licensing deal announced

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Donald Trump criticized AT&T for poor service during a nationwide conference call with faith leaders, stating their equipment was malfunctioning and it was the second time this happened. He demanded accountability from AT&T’s management, expressing frustration over the delay faced by tens of thousands of people on the call.

AT&T acknowledged the issue, stating on X that they have reached out to the White House regarding the situation. The President indicated he may change carriers for future calls if AT&T could not resolve the problems.

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Key points from the Left

Donald Trump criticized AT&T for poor service during a nationwide conference call with faith leaders, stating their equipment was malfunctioning and it was the second time this happened.
He demanded accountability from AT&T's management, expressing frustration over the delay faced by tens of thousands of people on the call.
AT&T acknowledged the issue, stating on X that they have reached out to the White House regarding the situation.
The President indicated he may change carriers for future calls if AT&T could not resolve the problems.

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Key points from the Center

On Monday, President Donald Trump criticized AT&T for technical failures during a conference call with American faith leaders in Washington.
Trump blamed AT&T for equipment issues, said the call might be rescheduled, and promised to use another carrier next time after weeks since Trump Mobile's launch.
AT&T responded on social media that it had contacted the White House and was assessing the problem, while its shares briefly dropped then recovered.
During a call attended by tens of thousands, Trump urged the head of AT&T to personally address the technical difficulties affecting the conference.
The incident highlights challenges in AT&T's service reliability as the Trump Organization recently licensed the Trump name to launch Trump Mobile, a $499 smartphone service.

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Key points from the Right

US President Donald Trump publicly blamed AT&T for technical difficulties during a conference call, urging the company to take action.
AT&T responded by stating that its analysis showed the disruption was not caused by its network, but by the conference call platform.
Trump apologized for the delay and indicated he might use another carrier for future calls due to these issues.
This incident marks the second time Trump has faced such technical problems with AT&T during conference calls.

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