Amanda Carpenter

Will he stay or will he go?

His plans for the ballroom essentially turning, it's really a bunker.

Like, can we be real?

I don't know if you've seen the videos of him lately where he's standing outside promising how great it's going to be and the gift that he's going to give future presidents.

And oh, by the way, we're going to have a drone empire on top of the White House.

So we're not having a ballroom.

We're having a drone empire that is essentially going to what?

Turn the White House into some kind of military base where he's going to have drones flying around to protect him.

I mean, maybe there's a chance he's really freaked out about the wars he's starting and retribution that might be coming for him.

There have been, you know, assassination attempts on him several times, not only from domestic actors, but foreign.

So who knows what's actually going through his head?

But regardless of what he's thinking, what he is doing is insulating himself in so many ways inside the White House as a bunker that, again—

I'm glad that there's Senate opposition to the ballroom and the funding for it.

But how does he have the funding now?

I mean, he's sitting there literally as like there's jackhammers and like stuff being thrown around like the White House is a giant construction pit.

And they're like, maybe we'll stop the funding for it.

Well, maybe you ought to do something now.

That said.

You look at the bunker, you look at the immunity that he's pursuing on all angles.

You look at the things that he's setting himself up for, like the board of peace in which he's the forever chairman, the untold amount of corruption that we still fail to understand, explain and confront adequately.