Saagar Enjeti

I mean, those images are too perfect.

I saw somebody say that the White House now looks like a six, like a shuttered six flags that they're destroying because between the, you know, UFC cage or whatever that's being constructed that looks like a roller coaster, a defunct roller coaster.

To one entire side just being complete and total rubble as Trump constructs his ballroom bunker slash military hospital, which which he's obsessed with.

I mean, he's truly obsessed with like this is not just a liberal talking point.

I think it was The Washington Post did an analysis of all the things that he said recently.

And the thing that he brings up the most is the freaking ballroom.

He talks about that certainly more than gas prices, inflation, the I don't know, the war in Iran, the

ballroom.

And I think a big part of it is actually the the military hospital seems to be a particular fixation now because he, like many, you know, absolute narcissistic people, is obsessed with his own longevity and like imagines that he's going to live forever and sort of reign over us for eternity from this this impenetrable bunker that he is constructing.

But, you know, he feels the need to build these monuments and celebrations to himself.

I think it's embarrassing anytime an adult, like, demands other adults celebrate their birthday.

Like, that's just, to me, an embarrassing thing to do.

And he's demanding the entire freaking world celebrate his own birthday.

That is a real insight into his ego.

But he feels the need to build these monuments and host these celebrations to himself because I think he's very fearful himself.

that at the end of his life, he won't be celebrated in the way that he has always craved.

That in the end, the consensus opinion will be that he and his presidency was an absolute disaster for the United States.

So he's trying to leave these impressions in stone, you know, with his monuments and his name on this and name on that and physically remaking the White House itself as a sort of cheat code.

to leave his mark on the world.

But yeah, you're right.