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We need Donald Trump's ballroom now more. than ever or gun control, but I'm. guessing we'll just go with the. ballroom. This is just another day. Ever since the assassination attempt on. America's president this weekend, there. has been one consistent takeaway. >> This is why the president should get his. ballroom. >> The ballroom will will be a solution for. this. >> The White House ballroom's a great. argument. >> It's absolutely a necessity. >> A ballroom is imperative. >> It's why. the White House ballroom project is not.

just a fun project for President Trump, like you will read in the media, it is. actually critical for our national. security. >> Sure, except this wasn't a White House. event. I know Trump wants to control. every aspect of the media, but. Saturday's dinner was put on by the. White House Correspondents Association, not the government. Just because you. show up doesn't mean you immediately own. the place. Who do you think you are? You? But this idea that Trump wants his. ballroom because he's focused on. security?

I'm sorry, but if you have the audacity. to say that, maybe you do need an entire. room for your balls. >> Oh, you can see the kind of interiors. that we're talking about. That's an. interior of the ballroom. And it's the highest level. And you see it goes beautifully with the. White House. I mean, the mix is. beautiful. They'd be in a tent out in. the lawn and it would rain and it was a. disaster. This is going to be. probably the finest ballroom ever built. >> Trump talks about the security of his. ballroom about as much as he talks about.

Eric. But for some people, this ballroom. just makes sense. >> The president, his cabinet, visiting. heads of state, all need a place where. they can gather that's secure, that's. safe, that can be contained. And one of. the things we've learned in the wake of. these awful assassination attempts. against President Trump and the. investigation following Butler and the. Florida incident is that where events. are held is a critical component of. maintaining security. >> That's right. So, as long as the. President of the United States never.

leaves the White House ever again, everything will be just fine. Really. looking forward to Trump's political. stunts before the midterms at the new. White House Oval Office McDonald's. drive-thru. You know, I find it pretty. interesting how Republicans are. desperately trying to expedite a. ballroom that cost hundreds of millions. of dollars all in an effort to prevent. one guy from getting shot. Yet, these. people won't take any action or provide. any money whatsoever to prevent everyone. else from getting shot. And I don't know. if there's been some miscommunication or.

crossed wires, but Americans aren't. asking for our schools, our churches, our temples, our concert halls, our. universities, our movie theaters, or our. grocery stores to have gold leaf. molding. We would just like the number. of guns in our country to be slightly. less or maybe just a bit more. challenging to acquire. But, I guess. that's just crazy talk. So, let's. continue with the thoughts and prayers. and just stay focused on our more. important events spaces. >> I know we're making a pitch for the. ballroom at the White House, which I. completely back up and will in Congress.

also back up. But, I think some anybody. who was there, the exterior perimeter. was very weak. All you had to show was. your phone and a simple invite. You. could have forged it. It was almost. embarrassing. And then you had people. like in flip-flops in the lobby. >> Okay, easy buddy. That's Ohio. Representative Michael Rulli making a. pretty big pivot from security advocate. to whiner on Tripadvisor. Allowing an. armed man to get that close to our. President is not okay, but neither is. running out of bacon bits at your omelet. station. Anyone else want to write a.

nasty review? >> We absolutely believe that there is no. better example of why this ballroom is. necessary aside from all the the very. positive things the ballroom will bring. to this country and to Washington D.C. than what happened on on Saturday night. You guys, many of you all were there. That's one of the only places in D.C. that you can hold an event like that due. to due to the its size and and and the. structure of what we need. So, what. basically stuck at this point in the. city with having an event like that at a. hotel. >> Blech. I mean, how much longer do these.

people have to slum it? Chandelierless. lighting? Their asses being forced to. sit on non-gold chairs? Not to mention. >> Flip-flops in the lobby? >> It is a travesty. But, while our. shining ballroom on the hill will. clearly fix one of the problems plaguing. our country right now, it doesn't get at. the source of all this evil. >> Political violence and rhetoric has has. got to stop. >> This is all born out of rhetoric from. the left. >> It's time to turn down the rhetoric.

>> When you read the manifesto of this. shooter, ask yourselves, how different. is the rhetoric from this almost. assassin than what you read on social. media and hear in various forums every. single day? The answer, if you're being honest with. yourself, is that there is no difference. at all. >> And you know what? She's absolutely. correct. In fact, I looked at some of. that exact rhetoric she's alluding to, and it is disgusting. Like this one. >> Posting on Truth Social, Trump suggests. Reiner's death was due to, quote, the.

anger he caused others through his. massive, unyielding, and incurable. affliction with a mind-crippling disease. known as Trump Derangement Syndrome. >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. Wrong clip. Here it. is. >> President Trump is weighing in on. Mueller's death, saying, quote, "Good. I'm glad he's dead.". >> Whoops. Wrong again. Third time's a charm. >> His account reposted a video shortly. before midnight last night depicting. President Obama and the first former. first lady, Michelle Obama, as apes in a. jungle.

>> You know what? Let's just take her word. for it. But, I'm sorry. You were saying? >> This hateful and constant and violent. rhetoric directed at President Trump day. after day after day for 11 years has. helped legitimize this violence and. bring us to this dark moment. Those who. constantly, falsely label and slander. president as a fascist, as a threat to. democracy, and compare him to Hitler to. score political points are fueling this. kind of violence.

>> Okay, that's over the line. Comparing. Trump to Hitler? Name names, Caroline. Who would be violent enough to do such a. thing? >> Senator Vance once called himself a. "never. Trump" guy, saying on NPR, quote, "I. can't stomach. and once comparing. >> weapon, we might have thought he was. simply applying for a job in the White. House. The reality is this past. weekend's event has now become merely. another moment of justification for the. Trump administration to try and silence. their critics. And just to reiterate,

what this person did was horrible and. completely unjustified. Trying to. physically harm any elected official, any person, should be rejected across. the board, period. I mean, at least I. think so. >> The White House has launched a website. that rewrites the history effectively of. the January 6th Capitol riot. It alleges. the rioters were, quote, "unfairly. targeted" and were, quote, "peaceful. protesters treated as insurrectionists.". >> They were there with love in their. heart. That was an unbelievable and it. was a beautiful day.

>> It sure was. They had love in their. hearts and zip ties in their hands. And. look, I get that Republicans want to. make it out as if Donald Trump is the. victim at the hands of the evil. communist Marxists on the left, but do. not equate non-violent criticism of our. administration's policies that are. unjust, unfair, and even corrupt as. somehow being evidence of incitement. If. one day some legitimate political. position that I hold gets quoted in some. lunatic's manifesto, I will not be. pleased, especially if that manifesto. gets more eyeballs than my book, The Day.

After, which is available for pre-order. now. But jealousy aside, I have no. control over that type of thing. And. trying to police our speech in such a. way where any criticism of Trump can be. blamed for some nut job with a gun's. actions is the most un-American thing. you can do. What makes our country great. is the freedom to criticize our. government. That and declaring our. sports teams world champions when. they've never competed against anyone in. the rest of the world. >> THE HOUSTON ASTROS ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS.

THE WASHINGTON NATIONALS ARE WORLD. CHAMPIONS. THE BROWNS. ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS. >> America's pastime? How about the world's. pastime? It's also ironic to once again. get lectured about our society's lack of. patriotism by this White House. An. administration whose FCC chair tries to. silence free speech by strong-arming. networks, whose head of the FBI is. seizing ballots all over the country, and whose Attorney General is taking. orders from the president {slash} his. former client on which political enemies.

he should target next in his retribution. campaign. American patriotism is about more than. flag pins and parades and bragging about. our nation's military might. It is also. about standing up to people who want to. heavily police your language. People who. want to recount our nation's history. with all the bad parts taken out. And. people who vilify anyone for daring. speak ill of dear leader. Because if we. don't, it feels to me like we're really. ripping off the vibe of another country. And I don't think any fans of democracy.

would love to live under those. conditions because it's just slightly. worse than. >> flip-flops in the lobby. >> Exactly. Before you go, I'm very excited to. announce that I've written a new book. titled The Day After: How to wield power. in a post-Trump world. The book explores. what is, in my opinion, the single most. important theme that we're dealing with. in politics today and moving forward: power. Specifically, how Republicans. abuse it and how Democrats refuse to. wield it. This book explains how we got. here and more importantly, how we should.

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