East Wing

We don't have time to remotely scratch the surface, but going to war without a declaration of war, for example, continually defying Congress in terms of our appropriation of money, stealing our spending power from us.

I mean, I would say even just bulldozing the East Wing of the White House.

If you can bulldoze the East Wing, you can bulldoze the West Wing.

He believes that he is a king.

There it is.

Build a big dog house

in the East Wing.

Bunch of dog holes in the side.

Let's do it.

You know, I built the West Wing.

I built part of the East Wing.

And then, so that was, and it was a lot of other stuff going on too.

I built a lot of satellite sets and some motel rooms.

And the point is to be transgressive.

It is to tear down the East Wing without legal authority.

But is there something in the fact that he doesn't actually just say, yeah, the call with Ukraine, I was extorting them.

Or, yeah, when I did that, that's a lie.

They're essentially representing the Trump side of the argument that the ballroom should be allowed to proceed.

In October 2025, the federal government started a project to replace the East Wing of the White House.

The first phase involved the demolition of the existing East Wing, completed in December 2025, the demolition.

The next phase, currently ongoing, involves the construction of a new East Wing, including a below-ground military installation and an above-ground ballroom.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States filed a lawsuit in federal district court, unelected black robe, tyrannical, inferior, federal district court, challenging various aspects of the project.

As part of its suit, the trust filed a motion seeking a preliminary injunction.

The injunction the trust sought focused not on the already completed demolition.

Well, how could you enjoin something that's already completed? But on halting the ongoing construction of a new East Wing.

The DOJ is threatening Powell with a criminal indictment over a 35% increase in the Fed's decade-long headquarters renovation, a project involving the removal of toxic asbestos and lead from 1930s-era buildings.

Yet at the very same time, The White House's own project to replace the East Wing with a new ballroom has seen its estimated costs double from $200 million to $400 million in just six months.

By bypassing standard oversight to launch a criminal grand jury investigation while ignoring its own runaway costs, the administration has made one thing clear.

This isn't about fiscal responsibility.

You need a real injury.

Um, one example we've talked about is that, uh, East Wing ballroom, the White House ballroom thing.

Um, is it sufficient injury that you're offended by how the ballroom looks if you just walk your dog by it? Um, we also talked about this-

And, and we will talk about the ballroom soon, because according to Chief Justice Roberts and the liberals, yes, it is enough to be offended by how it looks-

Don't ask permission.

And he tore down the East Wing, and I thought that would be impossible.

But once it's gone, it's gone.

He's starting construction, although he's saying that he's looking for artifacts there, which would be looking, you know, I don't know what he thinks would be there.