Jon Lovett

I feel like Greg Bovino maybe doesn't want to go home, wants to keep working, wants to keep posting, wants to post through it.

It's, hey man, Bovino, if you want your RSS feed, you gotta negotiate that at the top.

It's ridiculous.

Just an official account with a lot of posts calling women sweetie.

Exactly.

Yeah.

No, it's, yeah.

So, yeah, first also, man, when you're walking into a building and someone just says, don't worry, it's drone proof.

It doesn't make you feel good.

It doesn't make you excited about it.

So there's no way to build a, I don't know, what was it, 90,000 square foot ballroom without it being a hideous monstrosity.

You're adding a Walmart to the White House, so it's gonna be ugly.

I don't care how many Corinthian columns you throw at the thing.

You know, Trump made the point that just as we're ahead of schedule on the ballroom, we're also ahead of schedule on the war in Iran.

I actually do think it's a good analogy because he knocked down the East Wing

and in a completely capricious and unplanned way, only to turn around and quickly kind of, based on just sort of sketches, approve a massive change to the White House.

And the second you start peering at it closely, it raises all kinds of questions, questions that nobody seems to have asked because they're all being driven by Donald Trump, who only wants to be told, yes, sir, great idea, sir, taller than ever, sir, Corinthian column, sir.

These people are vandals.

Yeah, so I remember, Ryan, remember we made that graphic that showed, I couldn't believe what they were saying, that they were really making something this big.

Because if you actually look at the footprint that they were talking about before we saw the plans, it's like, that can't be, it's so much bigger than the actual White House.