Now President Trump plans to launch his own social media platform in the near future, according to his longtime spokesman and adviser Jason Miller. Trump was ousted from Twitter, Facebook and other popular social media platforms for his alleged role in inciting a violent insurgency at the U.S. Capitol.
During an appearance on Fox News’ MediaBuzz On Sunday morning, Miller told host Howard Kurtz that Trump would “return to social media in two or three months” with “his own platform,” essentially a concession he doesn’t expect to be reinstated on Twitter or Facebook. “This is something I think will be the hottest ticket on social media,” Miller added. “The game will be completely redefined and everyone will be waiting and watching what exactly President Trump is doing.”
Miller went on to say that the new platform “will be great” will attract “tens of millions” of new users. Other conservative Twitter alternatives, such as Parler, have struggled to gain traction compared to major social media sites.