This past week, the new White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, made her debut in the briefing room in an appearance that was a failure. Nervous and overwhelmed, she only took three questions in fourteen minutes.

At nine o'clock at night on the East Coast of the United States, Donald Trump was speaking live on Fox News via phone. He was on Sean Hannity's show, one of the most influential voices in the Republican media landscape. The screen showed a live image of the White House facade, alluding to the tenant who at that moment had his cell phone to his ear, trying to talk to them. The president spent twenty minutes live announcing the first stage of the peace agreement between Israel and Hamas. Beyond his usual rhetoric, what stood out was a laudatory interview focused on reinforcing the narrative of Trump as the architect of everything. Hannity wanted to know what part of the agreement was his work, and pointed out the many countries that had sent messages of recognition for his work. The journalist emphasized a sort of global approval of Trump.