On Monday afternoon, the President of the United States was only another person who complained online about his service provider.
Donald Trump wrote in two posts about the social social posts that he tried to organize a conference call with faith leaders from all over the country, but could not begin the call due to technical difficulties.
“AT&T is completely unable to work properly,” said the Republican President in one post. “This is the second time.
Trump then followed with another post in which he said: “AT&T should bring his plot together.”
Representatives of AT&T responded to a post of the Press spokesman of the White House, who shared Trump’s symptoms.
“We turned to the White House and are working on understanding and evaluating the situation quickly,” said At & T.
According to an official of the White House, who was not justified, AT&T immediately broadcast and spoke on the condition of anonymity. The problem was fixed and the call began 20 minutes too late.
AT&T said in a follow-up declaration that was published on X Monday evening that it looked like “the disorder due to a problem with the telephone conference platform and not by our network. Unfortunately, this caused the delay, and we work hard to understand the problem better so that we can prevent disorders in the future.”
Trump rarely shy away from the publication of his handles on social media, regardless of whether the goal is foreign guides, media organizations, chosen civil servants or telecommunications companies.
The call he delayed from holding was not on his publicly published schedule.
Between 8,000 and 10,000 leaders of Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths were on the reputation, the first of a series to regularly hold the White House with religious leaders.
During the call, Trump spoke for about 15 minutes for about 15 minutes and emblazoned the provisions in Its large tax breaks and spending cuts Bill, like the boost of the tax credit for children who Israel-Iranian ceasefire And African peace agreements he conveyed and the People who published For anti-abbreviation activists.
