President Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered chatbot designed to answer federal government questions. The tool, unveiled Tuesday, calls itself "America" and claims to be "one front door for every single question." However, the chatbot frequently contradicts Trump’s own false claims. It states that Americans—not foreign companies—pay for his tariffs, that U.S. elections are secure with voter fraud cases being "tiny," and that 25 million immigrants did not illegally cross the border under **Joseph R.

Biden Jr. It also refutes claims that consumer prices are falling. Citing the Congressional Budget Office, America.gov says Trump’s signature domestic policy bill adds trillions to the national debt, causes over 10 million people to lose health insurance, and worsens economic inequality. The chatbot avoids political questions but supports Trump when official sources allow, such as calling the Gulf of Mexico the "Gulf of America." The General Services Administration and Office of Management and Budget** did not respond to requests for comment.

The White House said the site will be updated and reaffirmed Trump’s positions on the 2020 election, tariffs, and tax cuts. Democratic lawmakers, including Adam Schiff, promoted the chatbot’s factual corrections.