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Donald Trump held a press conference where he announced an executive order to designate the Oval Office and cabinet room as a national monument, citing a desire to preserve his physical legacy and protect the gold he installed. This move is legally reversible by future administrations and lacks public or policy relevance, as no one is concerned with such a symbolic gesture. The speech also features a string of personal attacks on Democratic figures like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, along with baseless claims about the Los Angeles mayoral race, which he alleges was rigged through fabricated events. He downplays American deaths in the Iran conflict by comparing them to past wars, a tactic widely criticized as irresponsible and dismissive of victims' families. Trump also made questionable claims about a broad diplomatic agreement with Russia, suggesting it could involve Ukraine and Europe, raising serious concerns about territorial compromise. Additionally, he inaccurately equated civilian casualties in Ukraine and Russia, ignoring that Russia has attacked civilian infrastructure. Throughout, the remarks reflect a delusional, emotionally charged narrative style that prioritizes personal image over factual accuracy, public interest, or ethical responsibility. The commentary highlights a recurring pattern of misinformation, political hyperbole, and a deep disconnect from the realities faced by ordinary Americans.

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All right folks, so check this out. Donald Trump had a press conference in the U of L office today where he made a major announcement just days after the midterm elections, and it's like they learned nothing. I mean, this is so stupid and it goes to show you that they will never understand why the American people hate them. Donald Trump will never understand that because he's still focused on things that do not matter. Nobody's asking for this, nobody cares about this and yet Donald Trump is having this press conference. But not only that, he went on to speak about a variety of things. Iran, attacking democratic politicians he doesn't like, and more in this press conference. We'll talk about all of it and more. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment, let me know what you think about the story. If you do support the show, I appreciate you so much. Every single one of you. But I want to point out that in this press conference, Donald Trump had on the desk a new hat displayed, and it says Vito, now he posted an image of this hat on social media the other night, the day of the midterm elections, because he lost so badly that I guess they had the hat made. And so now he's going to be wearing a Vito hat because he wants to Vito anything that the Democratic-controlled Congress is going to do. But nonetheless, aside from that, he then went on to declare this is his big announcement. He wants to make the Oval Office a national monument. He's signing an executive order to do it. And he's doing this because he doesn't want anybody to take down the gold that he's put up in the Oval Office and the cabinet room. Watch this. - Biggest people, every time they walk through those doors, they want to just examine it and look at it. You can never do that. You couldn't do that. You couldn't build a space that would have that kind of importance. The history of it. So we're going to be declaring it a national monument. And we're going to send it over to Congress, have it ratified. And the Oval Office was built in 1909. - So that's what he's doing. He elaborates on it here saying we have something that is of great interest to a lot of people, the Oval Office and the cabinet room. And we'll talk more about this in a second, but this is what he said about it. - Well, thank you very much. We have something that is of great interest to me, but it's of great interest to a lot of people. And it concerns the Oval Office and the cabinet room. Very important spaces. And I'm going to be signing a document, which will make them into a landmark for the ages. It won't be able to be taken down, destroyed, touched, or anything else. It'll be, it's rolled actually in national monument. It's a federal landmark. And when completed and when we get the documentation, fully done, legally binding, it'll make it impossible for anybody ever to destroy this incredible space. We won World War II. We won World War I. We won a lot of things. We built a country largely in modern, the country as we know it, the modern country. And we certainly had some good years during my, so far, six years. And I just thought of-- - What is he even, what's he even talking about right now? He's just rambling as he does so often these days, but a couple of things. As I mentioned, he's making the Oval Office and the cabinet room into national monuments because he doesn't want anybody to take down the gold. He doesn't want anybody to take down the things that he's done to the Oval Office. He wants it to be preserved in his vision, his way. And of course, he wants his legacy to be a visual thing. So not something that actually makes people's lives better, but he wants the ballroom or his name on the Kennedy Center or the Reflecting Pool, something that's visual, it's physical that you can touch. That's what he wants his legacy to be. But also number two, as I said at the beginning of the video, they don't learn, right? Like nobody wants this. Nobody is thinking, man, you know, I can't afford rent this month. I'm struggling to put food on the table, keep that roof over my head. You know what, we'll solve it. Let's make the Oval Office a national monument. That'll solve it. Nobody's thinking about this, but Donald Trump is thinking about this. And then ironically, in the midst of this press conference, he went on to say, if anyone ever decides to come and start knocking down walls, call me wherever I may be. And I will make sure it never happens. Coming from him, he's saying this. - Different shape. We like the Oval Office. And it's a symbol like the White House itself. It's a symbol of our country and the greatness of our country, so sign that. And I think in theory, that should end that problem. And if anyone ever decides to come and start knocking down walls, you'll call me wherever I may be. And I will come back here and I will make sure it never happens. Okay, thank you very much. - Then he goes on to sign the document. Just again, if someone comes and decides to start knocking down walls, call me wherever I may be. And I will make sure that never happens. This is coming from the guy who has actually knocked down walls. He's the one who actually bulldozed the people's house and is putting up his ballroom that is funded by his wealthy donors and these big companies and the taxpayer, might I add, despite him claiming otherwise. He's the one, the only president in modern American history to do something like this, really. Yeah, it's so, it's so crazy. He just, he doesn't recognize, you know, it's going right over his head, right over his head. And then he went on to brag about that very ballroom, the ballroom that he had to knock down walls for, the beautiful East Wing, which I walked through the East Wing and it makes me so depressed that it's not there anymore. It was such a beautiful part of the White House. And I'm so honored and lucky to have experienced that before it was knocked down by Donald Trump. But he then goes on to brag about the ballroom that he's putting in place of the East Wing, which he knocked down. Like, is there no self-awareness for many of these people? I devoted very little time to it. The ballroom's going to be the most, the best in the entire world, even President Xi of Chinese and wow, that's going to be something. And he has the great hall of China, which is quite nice, I must tell you. But we didn't have a place, so 150 years. And then we have a big military component, drones on top and five stories underneath of all military stuff. There was supposed to be top secret until I got sued by a group of people that are very bad for our country. We asked them not to sue because then people will see the under, you know, when you sue them. See what you're building. We built five stories underneath that ballroom. And it's going to be great. Well, nice job on keeping the secret, right? Like, you know, we have this big secret that we're keeping under there and then he goes into depth about what's under the ballroom. He's like five stories. There's going to be drones. There's going to be military equipment. And it's because of a lawsuit. No, you just, you're just kind of like, set it. Nice one, Donald, nice one. But bragging about the ballroom that he destroyed the E-Swing 4, then he goes on to attack democratic politicians, such as Hillary Clinton. A journalist said, hey, you know, Hillary Clinton criticized your gold, rightly so. I mean, look at this, look at the room. I mean, he's, he somehow made the beautiful oval office ugly. You know, that's a tough thing to do. He was able to achieve that. One of the only things he's been able to achieve. He said, you know, Hillary Clinton criticized your gold and Donald Trump snapped it back. Thanks to those who criticized your updates. I mean, all this gold Hillary Clinton even criticized your updates about the gold. Yeah, I don't like her house either. I know her house very well. Look, the oval office is a place of victory. It's a place of prestige like the White House. If you-- Yeah, I don't give a damn what this guy does. If he declares it a National Monument, first of all, it's an executive order, which means on day one, the next president, hopefully it's a Democrat, could reverse it and they will certainly do that. Another thing that bothered me about this clip is like this journalist is, look at her. What are you laughing at? I hate these mega journalists who are in the oval office. Kick them out as well. The next time a Democratic president, then what are you laughing about? What do you-- he didn't say anything funny. What's wrong with you? He said she did. I don't like her house either. Kind of like a weird thing to say. He then went on to attack President Barack Obama because he does have Obama derangement syndrome. He has Biden derangement syndrome. He has Hillary Clinton derangement syndrome. Clinton derangement syndrome, generally. And this is what he said about Obama in the midst of this conversation as well. When you look at that White House, you know, I hear Obama, but Obama doesn't know about dirt and filth. And he doesn't know about crack stone. And he doesn't know about broken windows. He's probably fine with them, but I'm not fine with them. Yeah. [INTERPOSING VOICES] What, like, it is so disturbing. The amount that this guy talks about Barack Obama. He just can't stop thinking about it. He's talking about the ballroom, the oval office, the cabinet room, and the gold in the oval office as well. And he somehow manages to find a way to bring up Barack Obama. He is sick. He is sick. He's obsessed. And he'll never get over it. He then went on to call the election in Los Angeles for the mayor's race, which has been called for Nathia Rahman against Karen Bass. He said that that's rigged. He was complaining about that election in the oval office today. I watched the election in Los Angeles. And it was a very disgraceful event, because I thought Spencer Pratt would be in the final. And so did everyone else. So did the one who was leading or winning. She broke down a cry, and she said, oh, I lost. I lost. But then they found the votes necessary to bring her in. Are elections still crooked? Do you have no idea? I said, good. It is genuinely disturbing when he goes on rants like this, because it's not new for Donald Trump to deny elections. But the making up of events, like the fantasy he lives in, is quite concerning. This is all made up, right? What he's talking about here is not a thing. There wasn't votes found, or somebody breaking down, thinking they lost, and then they somehow pulled votes out of the ground, or whatever he's trying to alleged. He's dementia dawn. He's dementia dawn. And then he goes to speak about Iran. A couple of clips I want to show you before we end off here. He goes to speak about Iran. He's calling it an occupation now. So we've gone. from conflict to war, to semi-war, to occupation, he just keeps renaming it. - That'll take him 25 to 30 years right now to rebuild their country. So we'll see how that all works out. I think it's working out very well. Somebody else called, they say it's an occupation, remember what, 'cause it is virtually an occupation. And we're not looking to be wise guys, but it is an occupation. I remember this. So we've lost 18 lives and 18 is far too many. But in Vietnam, we lost thousands and thousands of lives over a 21 year period. In Afghanistan, we lost tremendous numbers of life. 18 is too many, one is too many. But we lost 18 lives. And we've been there for seven months. And we have full. - So now it's an occupation. And I, it always bothers to crap out of me when he does stuff like this. And he says, you know, 18 is too many, but we lost so many more in Afghanistan and Vietnam and these other conflicts. It's like he's trying to minimize the deaths of Americans in the Iran War, a voluntary war. We did not have to be there by saying, well, there have been other wars where more people died. What are you talking about? That is such a gross argument to be making. And I can only imagine how the families of the fallen feel when he says something like it's just, it's deliberately, intentionally minimizing their sacrifice to make himself feel better. It's just so gross. He was also saying about Iran, I would rather not destroy the rest of the country of possible, but maybe I'll have to. You'll know soon enough. I feel like that can't possibly be a good thing. You know what I mean? He was then asked about the Russian delegation in the White House earlier today that met with Melania Trump. He was asked, did you meet with Putin's envoy who is here today? Got him back and forth with this journalist watch this. - Do you do yourself with President Putin's envoy who is here earlier, being with President Kennedy? You said you met with him? - Yeah. - What did you discuss? - I don't, can't tell you what I discussed. But I'm just telling you, it's gonna be an agreement. It's gonna be a big agreement and it's gonna involve more than Ukraine. It's gonna be a very big, it's gonna involve more than Ukraine. And I could even say it might involve all of Europe. It's gonna be a big, beautiful agreement and everyone's gonna be thrilled. You guys see it too? - Okay, that is pretty concerning. Number one, he met with the Putin guys. Of course he met with the Putin guys. Of course he did. Just like Melania Trump did. But this is the more concerning part, the latter half of what he said. There's a big agreement, a big, beautiful agreement that's going to involve more than Ukraine. I could even say it might involve all of Europe. Now Donald Trump has seemed quite open to the idea of Ukraine giving up land. And so I don't know if that's part of the calculation here. But I don't like the sound of that because anytime Donald Trump says there's a big, beautiful agreement that's going to involve all of these amazing things. It's going to be so fantastic. I mean, we've seen this movie before, right? It always is not that. It's always something that's actually pretty terrible for the United States and our allies and the parties involved and very good for our enemies. So, I mean, or he could just be talking crap as he so often does. And then in the midst of this as well, a journalist asked, you know, Putin is right now killing Ukrainian civilians in their apartments on buses and schools. Did you bring that up? Donald Trump said, I did bring that up and I always bring it up the other way. The other way they killed too. Russia is losing civilians too, 'cause of course he always has to bring up what Russia is sacrificing, what Russia is losing, they started this war. They are the ones, and that doesn't mean that innocent Russians deserve to die because many of the people in Russia don't support this war. We've seen the protests in Russia or the lack thereof sometimes because they get put down because Russia is an authoritarian state. But, you know, there's a lot of Russians in Russia don't support this war. That's not to say that they deserve to be killed or anything like that. But when Ukraine is striking Russia, it's not on civilian centers. They're going after like military bases or energy centers and things like that. Russia is actually putting ballistic cruise missiles through apartment buildings, through churches, through schools, through hospitals. So, the fact that Donald Trump is trying to equate the two, Ukraine targeting legitimate military targets and Russia targeting military targets and civilian targets is disgusting. He's just gross. But I wouldn't expect anything less from him. I will leave the video there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story and everything we just talked about. Have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon.

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. Donald Trump announced an executive order to designate the Oval Office and cabinet room as a national monument to protect the gold and his vision of the space.
  2. The move is legally reversible by future administrations, particularly a Democratic one, undermining its permanence and significance.
  3. Trump criticized Democratic politicians, including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, using personal attacks and false narratives about their policies and homes.
  4. He claimed the Los Angeles mayor’s race was rigged, referencing a fictional event involving a candidate breaking down and suddenly gaining votes—contradicting factual outcomes.
  5. Trump described Iran as an "occupation," downplaying American casualties while comparing them to past wars, minimizing the human cost of conflict.
  6. He claimed to have met with a Russian delegation and suggested a broad "beautiful agreement" involving Ukraine and possibly all of Europe, raising concerns about territorial concessions.
  7. Trump falsely equated civilian casualties in Ukraine and Russia, ignoring that Russia has targeted civilian infrastructure while Ukraine has focused on military sites.
  8. His remarks reveal a pattern of delusional, emotionally driven rhetoric that prioritizes personal legacy over factual accuracy and public accountability.

Summary:

Donald Trump held a press conference where he announced an executive order to designate the Oval Office and cabinet room as a national monument, citing a desire to preserve his physical legacy and protect the gold he installed. This move is legally reversible by future administrations and lacks public or policy relevance, as no one is concerned with such a symbolic gesture. The speech also features a string of personal attacks on Democratic figures like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, along with baseless claims about the Los Angeles mayoral race, which he alleges was rigged through fabricated events.

He downplays American deaths in the Iran conflict by comparing them to past wars, a tactic widely criticized as irresponsible and dismissive of victims' families. Trump also made questionable claims about a broad diplomatic agreement with Russia, suggesting it could involve Ukraine and Europe, raising serious concerns about territorial compromise. Additionally, he inaccurately equated civilian casualties in Ukraine and Russia, ignoring that Russia has attacked civilian infrastructure.

Throughout, the remarks reflect a delusional, emotionally charged narrative style that prioritizes personal image over factual accuracy, public interest, or ethical responsibility. The commentary highlights a recurring pattern of misinformation, political hyperbole, and a deep disconnect from the realities faced by ordinary Americans.

FAQs

Trump announced he would declare the Oval Office and the cabinet room a national monument through an executive order to prevent anyone from destroying or altering them, citing his desire to preserve his legacy and the symbolic value of the space.

Trump claims he wants to protect the gold and decorative elements he installed in the Oval Office from being removed or damaged, viewing it as a symbol of national greatness and his own achievements.

Yes, as an executive order, the designation can be reversed by a future president, especially a Democratic one, who would have the authority to undo or modify it legally.

Trump claims the new ballroom will be the best in the world, with five underground stories containing military equipment and drones, which he says were built in secret despite a lawsuit.

Yes, he criticized Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, accusing them of undermining the Oval Office's appearance and claiming they lack awareness of 'dirt and filth' and 'broken windows'.

Trump labeled the conflict in Iran as an 'occupation' and downplayed the number of American deaths, saying 18 lives lost is too many but comparing it to larger losses in past conflicts to minimize the impact.

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