Because "most" is a relative term? What do you think of us as "most"? Read carefully how they report it. Many might fall on dictionary term, but that is just now humans work. A reporter could define most as "55%". If someone calls them out they feign ignorance and say "I thought that was what most meant".

Most is flexible. Is it the same amount every day? Is it 90% one day and 60% the next? They could still call it "most".

And it's not transparency.

Hundreds visit the White House every day, but it is only a few that are important. I'd rather them be honest and not report any then play these games designed to deceive sheep. They are NOT reporting what matters.

Reporting that the entire third grade class of Middleton School visited the White House, but leaving out that the head of Pfizer or a major donor of a political party might have visited 13 times is not transparency. It's an illusion designed to make people shut up and not ask questions.

If a woman reports to her husband that she had 5 friends over, but leaves out that the mailman (her secret lover) came later at 4 pm is she really being "transparent" with him?

No, she's just trying to make herself look transparent so he'll ask fewer questions. It is fundamentally dishonest. If they want to claim they're being transparent then release all the visitors or don't do it at all.