Donald Trump’s White House YouTube channel has unveiled Trump TV, a new 24/7 streaming channel that delivers administration-focused content directly to viewers. Titled Trump TV: The Essentials Station, the official description for the 24/7 service promises:"Top videos, major remarks, and must-see highlights streaming 24/7 and updated in real time."The promotional video for Trump TV, which features clips from many TV hits like Friends and Modern Family, has sparked questions. Some social media users are speculating that the announcement could invite copyright disputes from the hit TV shows.The unexpected appearance of Hollywood and television footage in the Donald Trump TV announcement has added a complicated layer to the channel’s debut, with many people speculating that it could likely spark copyright violations.Trump TV announcement: Donald Trump's White House page uses clips from Friends, Modern Family and other hitsThe Trump TV service went live on Monday evening. The channel is positioned as a platform to watch the biggest moments from Donald Trump's administration. The 24/7 livestream will update in real time and feature a mix of Trump's speeches, archival footage from past events, and recent announcements.What's interesting is that the Trump TV announcement uses footage from various TV hits, including Breaking Bad, Friends, Parks & Recreation, The Office (US), The Simpsons, and more.The video begins with a scene from Breaking Bad, with Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) watching television. The Breaking Bad clip is followed by snippets from popular sitcoms like The Office, Seinfeld, The Simpsons, and Modern Family, with Trump TV written in bold letters. The White House administration has also sneaked in clips from Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy (featuring Christian Bale and Michael Caine) and Home Alone (featuring Macaulay Culkin). View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe Donald Trump administration further used a popular clip from Family Guy, where Stewie Griffin says:"I don't want to watch it upstairs on the small TV. I want to watch it downstairs on the big TV."Additional clips include the Simpson family gathering in front of the TV, a scene from The Office's beloved episode Dinner Party and another popular scene from Friends, where Ross moves into the apartment directly across the street from Monica.Naturally, Trump TV’s unusual announcement has drawn attention on social media, with many users speculating that it may involve multiple alleged copyright violations.This is not the first time the Donald Trump administration has used pop culture imagery in its videos. Some days ago, the White House social media account posted an AI video of Trump wielding the power ring and posing like one of the Green Lanterns.Additionally, the White House social media account is infamous for using popular artists' songs in its videos. Many artists such as Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, Olivia Rodrigo and more have called out the Donald Trump administration for using their music for political messaging.The Trump TV launch comes amid a major clash between the Trump administration and several news organizations after CNN, MS NOW and Politico were banned from the White House for allegedly spreading 'fake news.'For the latest scoops on your favorite TV shows and movies, follow SoapCentral.