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A brave reporter asked Donald Trump about Ossoff dropping Natalie Harp’s name in a speech. This delusional vowel movement was the result. REPORTER: Jon Ossoff said you would rather travel with your aide, Natalie Harp, and build the ballroom than do your job as president. What is your response? TRUMP: You mean Peewee Herman? Peewee Herman, lookalike. No, I would much rather do other things. It's a, we're building a great facility here. We're fixing a White House that hasn't been taken care of. If you can look at this, this room was a disgraceful situation in the Oval Office, and it was let go of the whole building. The White House was let go. The exteriors were falling apart. The columns were falling apart. The whole place was a mess. In addition, they've been trying to get a ballroom for the last 150 years, and when I said I was going to build a ballroom, the military asked if they could see me. And they say, so we have an opportunity to go down deep into the ground and build a military facility to go to the White House and to go with all of Washington, Washington, D.C., which would be so valuable. And then they came up with a drone port on top, which would be a major drone port to protect the White House at Hall of D.C., and all of those things ended up and it became much more than just a ballroom. And I said to myself, well, what an opportunity. I mean, if I was just going to build a ballroom, I could have had it built very quickly, because I do these, I build very well and very quickly. We went five stories down into the ground. We did a lot of tremendous things through the military, things that they could never get. They said, this is an opportunity that we have because you're building the ballroom. Then if you would be willing to spend more time, we would love to be, and we've been trying to do this at the White House for many, many years. And they've been trying to have a ballroom at the White House for many, many years. Now, what happened is we used to use tents, and the tents are usually made of either plastic, a plastic material or canvas. And they wouldn't stop a 22 caliber. They wouldn't stop anything in terms of safety. Be very dangerous. And they haven't used the tent for years. They haven't had any big -- like we have President Xi coming on September 24th or so. I think it's September 24th. And we'd love to have 2,000 people coming to dinner and celebrating a nice evening, et cetera, et cetera. But we only have a room that's going to hold 89 people and 89 people is not appropriate. So maybe more importantly, it's totally secure with bulletproof windows, bulletproof sides. It's drone proof. It's ever at the top of the line. And we need it. And especially with what's happened, unfortunately, to the world, you could say. Yeah.

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