Dan Diamond
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Sep 8, 2026
Dan DiamondGUEST
We've seen President Trump move so quickly that the courts can't keep up.
Gideon ResnickHOST
Dan Diamond is a White House reporter with the Washington Post and has broken many of the stories centered on Trump's architectural ambitions.
Dan DiamondGUEST
President Trump has looked across Washington and tried to change parts of the city, everything from large monuments to single blades of grass.
Dan DiamondGUEST
He is using executive authority to accomplish some of those changes.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
"The trackers whose job it is to count the world's oil shipments see much less," they write.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
On Sunday, Noah Robertson and Dan Diamond of The Washington Post reported that Trump's insistence that he needs his new ballroom for security is bunk.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
The White House already has a secure, hardened facility that can withstand a nuclear blast and house dozens of people for weeks.
Heather Cox RichardsonHOST
It was built secretly during the Obama administration.
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Ashley Fields reports for The Hill.
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Noah Robertson and Dan Diamond report.
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Trump administration litigation.
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The Supreme Court yesterday voted six to three to overturn an injunction placed on Trump's executive order aimed at limiting mail-in voting, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with implementing the order.
Michael MedvedHOST
[upbeat music] And, uh, there's a great deal of conversation going on in the nation's capital and across the country, um, concerning a big article that appeared this morning in The Washington Post under the headline, "Doctors Say Trump's Weight Poses a Significant Health Risk." I wonder [laughs] how much longer those doctors are going to be in a privileged position in the Trump administration.
Michael MedvedHOST
The article by Dan Diamond reads that President Donald Trump has faced scrutiny for bruising on his hands, discoloration of some kind, swelling in his ankles, and apparent drowsiness, among other questions about his health.
Michael MedvedHOST
Some doctors say they're worried about another risk, the 23 pounds that Trump has gained since his last campaign for president.
Michael MedvedHOST
His last campaign for president, of course, was, uh, just, uh, back in 2004.
Alicia MenendezHOST
Andrew Weissmann is back with us.
Alicia MenendezHOST
Plus, with me at the table, Princeton University professor and political analyst Eddie Glaude, and our senior legal reporter, Lisa Rubin.
Alicia MenendezHOST
Lisa, talk me through this.
Lisa RubinCORRESPONDENT
So Alicia, somebody just asked me at our network, "Is this the sort of thing that I should be really concerned with or is this not that big of a deal?" And I would submit to you and them, this is a really big deal.
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Alicia MenendezHOST
The facility, which was secretly completed during the Obama administration, can house dozens of people for up to multiple weeks, two former officials said.
Alicia MenendezHOST
It is buried more than 60 feet underneath the White House complex and built to withstand a nuclear blast, two of the officials said, ensuring the president and his team have a secure command center to run the country in times of extreme duress." On Friday, Chief Justice John Roberts allowed Donald Trump to continue building his ballroom while the Supreme Court considers Trump's emergency appeal of a lower court ruling blocking construction.
Alicia MenendezHOST
White House- White- Washington Post [laughs] White House reporter Dan Diamond is bylined on that reporting and he joins us now.
Alicia MenendezHOST
Eddie is back with us.
Dan GorensteinHOST
This month, we're resharing some of the best conversations we've had on the podcast.
Dan GorensteinHOST
Back in March, I talked with my friend Dan Diamond at the Washington Post.
Dan GorensteinHOST
Dan had just published a profile of Chris Klomp, the guy the White House hired to help Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s troubled Department of Health and Human Services.
Dan GorensteinHOST
President Trump has since nominated Klomp to be Deputy Secretary at HHS, the number two under RFK Jr., With the Senate soon to take up Klump's nomination, we thought it was a good time to revisit our conversation with Dan.
Dan DiamondGUEST
Hey, buddy.
Dan DiamondGUEST
How are you doing, better Dan, original Dan?
Dan GorensteinHOST
Dan Diamond is a longtime health care reporter and currently a White House reporter for The Washington Post.
Dan GorensteinHOST
So you wrote a profile recently of Chris Klomp.