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Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2025 6:16 am
The Internet Archive considers the privacy of our users to be of critical importance. We try not to record IP addresses, and we have fought National Security letters. You can rest assured that the use of the Wayback Machine Chrome extension will not expose your browsing history. In addition we are in conversation with Google about adding a proxy server as an additional layer of protection.
Thank you for giving the Wayback Machine for Chrome extension a try. URL htm We are committed to supporting better web browsing experiences and welcome your feedback and suggestions about how we can improve. Please send us your bug reports, feature requests and other feedback directly The Trump Archive launches today with 700+ televised speeches, interviews, debates, and other news broadcasts related to President-elect Donald Trump, created using the Internet Archive’s TV News Archive.
A work in progress, the growing collection now whatsapp lead includes more than 520 hours of Trump video. The earliest excerpt dates from December 2009, and the collection continues through the present. It includes more than 500 video statements fact checked by FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, and The Washington Post’s Fact Checker covering such controversial topics as immigration, Trump’s tax returns, Hillary Clinton’s emails, and health care.
Full list of fact checks with links to video statements in TV News Archive.
Visit the Trump Archive.
Reporters, researchers, Wikipedians, and the general public are invited to quote, compare and contrast televised statements made by Trump.
Use clips in your articles and videos.
Create supercuts on topics like Trump’s perspectives of the US press, made with our online “Popcorn” video editor.
Let us know what content we are missing.
If you have the technical resources, help us enhance search and discovery by collaborating in experiments to apply artificial intelligence-driven facial recognition, voice identification, and other video content analysis approaches.
Thank you for giving the Wayback Machine for Chrome extension a try. URL htm We are committed to supporting better web browsing experiences and welcome your feedback and suggestions about how we can improve. Please send us your bug reports, feature requests and other feedback directly The Trump Archive launches today with 700+ televised speeches, interviews, debates, and other news broadcasts related to President-elect Donald Trump, created using the Internet Archive’s TV News Archive.
A work in progress, the growing collection now whatsapp lead includes more than 520 hours of Trump video. The earliest excerpt dates from December 2009, and the collection continues through the present. It includes more than 500 video statements fact checked by FactCheck.org, PolitiFact, and The Washington Post’s Fact Checker covering such controversial topics as immigration, Trump’s tax returns, Hillary Clinton’s emails, and health care.
Full list of fact checks with links to video statements in TV News Archive.
Visit the Trump Archive.
Reporters, researchers, Wikipedians, and the general public are invited to quote, compare and contrast televised statements made by Trump.
Use clips in your articles and videos.
Create supercuts on topics like Trump’s perspectives of the US press, made with our online “Popcorn” video editor.
Let us know what content we are missing.
If you have the technical resources, help us enhance search and discovery by collaborating in experiments to apply artificial intelligence-driven facial recognition, voice identification, and other video content analysis approaches.