Watch: We analysed thousands of Trump’s posts - here’s what we found

The BBC's Ros Atkins and BBC Verify sifted through thousands of the president's posts.

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What was the busiest day? When are the busiest hours? What type of content does President Trump share? Ros Atkins explains what he's found.

Want to learn more about Trump's posts? A longer version of this video is available here as part of a series on YouTube.

Produced by Katerina Karelli. Data analysis by Phil Leake. Graphics by Sally Nicholls and Mesut Ersoz.

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