The Trump presidential library has reported that no Twitter direct messages from Donald Trump's first administration can be found in its archives, according to records that raise questions about compliance with the Presidential Records Act. The law requires presidential administrations to preserve official communications for historical records.

Records indicate that Trump's first administration chose not to save direct messages in its library archives, though the full scope and reasoning behind this decision remains unclear. The Presidential Records Act mandates that presidential communications be preserved as part of the official historical record.

Separately, Trump recently discussed his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during an interview on Pod Force One with Miranda Devine. Trump confirmed that he had told Netanyahu he was "f–king crazy" but emphasized that they maintain an effective working relationship.

"I was a little bit perturbed at his constantly fighting with Lebanon," Trump said during the interview. Despite the reported tensions, Trump characterized their partnership as productive, describing both leaders as operating in wartime leadership roles.

Trump framed their relationship as that of a "wartime president" and "wartime prime minister" who are able to work well together despite disagreements. The comments provide insight into Trump's direct communication style with foreign leaders during his presidency.