0:00 I have a theory about the ballroom and I'm going to need you to bear with me on this one. Okay, I've been sitting on this theory for a couple of weeks cuz I realized when I made a video about it that I needed visual aids. But the key lies in the last court ruling or at least the reaction to the last court ruling. That's what made me go, "Aha, that's what it is." Maybe. Okay, note the but I think this theory actually explains the absolute desperation there seems to be to get this thing built in the first place. As you know, it's been a super rushed process from the very beginning. The ballroom itself is barely designed with stairs leading to nowhere and windows that were intersecting each other in early plans. Trump obviously broke ground without any actual approvals and told people not to worry about any sort of permits. And he's been trying to rush this through step by
0:46 step. Now you got Republicans in Congress trying to get $400 million for the thing or possibly 1 billion. Now everyone just seems really desperate to get this done. Trump especially. And maybe people around him are just desperate to avoid a tantrum which they're not succeeding at cuz he seems to be throwing one constantly about this. But is it just someone who cannot hear the word no? Or is there something else that is driving this desperation? Well, I think it's possible that Trump may have revealed what it is that he's actually so desperate to build. So, you may remember in the last ruling, the judge that had previously said they had to stop building until Congress approved and allocated funds for the actual ballroom, except in the case of construction for security purposes had to basically rule again and say that no, building the ballroom itself is not addressing a security concern. You don't
1:32 get to destroy an entire wing of the White House and then claim that its lack of existence is a security concern if you caused it. Underground and securing the site only. And Donnie predictably freaked out. And he said this. Trump-hating judge yada yada undermine national security. Blah blah blah. A safe and secure larges scale meeting place or ballroom. One with bomb shelters, a state-of-the-art hospital and medical facilities, protective partitioning, top secret, not anymore, military installations, etc., etc. Now, we've always known about the top secret military installation and bunker, but this hospital and state-of-the-art medical facilities, that's new. That hasn't been talked about or mentioned in all of these brags about all these top secret military installations under this
2:18 ballroom. That has never been part of the discussion or the sales pitch. But apparently that's important enough to come practically first after the bomb shelters, but before the top secret military installations. Is this the priority? Cuz that sounds like a priority. Could it be that perhaps the desperation and the rush to get this built so quickly is actually about having a state-of-the-art hospital facility nearby? Definitely a hell of a lot closer than Walter Reed, which is always an embarrassing trip to have to find an excuse for. Now, of course, you might say, "Well, of course the White House should have a medical unit. That just makes sense. It's not just a workplace. It's where the president lives." And I agree, which is why it has one already. And this is serious stuff
3:04 we're talking about. Apparently, the goal is to make sure that the president is never more than 20 ground minutes away from a highlevel trauma center. And so, the White House medical unit team has to make sure that that's always the case. And we're talking a medical unit that apparently as of 2019 includes 60 medical personnel and at least one physician is on duty at the executive residence at all times. It includes emergency medical and trauma capabilities at both the White House and the VP's residence. And by the way, these guys apparently set up temporary medical facilities, including an eight member intensive care and surgical team and a temporary operating room at each stop. And that's just the away team. So why are we spending hundreds of millions of dollars not just on a ballroom that no one needs, not just on a bunker that already exists, but on state-of-the-art
3:50 hospital and medical facilities at the White House. So anyway, I decided to look at the timeline. This is the visual aid part. Now, I am limited on the number of things that I could include on there, but just know that a few months before this started, we were starting to see Trump's bruises on his hands. I believe the last time before this begins was in April of 2025, but in July and August of 2025, that's when a lot of the bruised discourse started picking up again because I guess they were more visible for a time. And it just so happens that this is also when some of the ballroom stuff really started happening. I believe Trump had mentioned it in passing once before, like months earlier. And mid July on the 17th is when the White House doctor releases a letter basically diagnosing
4:36 Trump with chronic Venus insufficiency or the cankles. And it just so happens that it's just a couple weeks later on the 31st when the White House officially announces the ballroom. Scheduled to start almost immediately in September of 2025. August is when things start to get a little weird. On the 5th, Trump takes a little stroll on the White House roof, apparently with the first ballroom architect. On the 18th, Trump starts talking about how he would like to try and get into heaven on Fox and Friends. And then about 10 days later, Vance talks about how he's ready to step in if there's a terrible tragedy. This, mind you, right in the middle of Trump disappearing from public view for around 6 days at the end of August. This is when all those demise rumors really started flying. But a couple days into September, he reappears and things continue somewhat as normal. This is when work on the ballroom is supposed to
5:22 begin. And again, it's a very rushed job, so they're scrambling behind the scenes. On the 27th, Trump posts a fake Fox News segment, including AI footage of himself talking about med beds, which is this medical hoax, a magical bed that apparently can fix anything. They're not real, but he posts it anyway. And I just want to point out, I found a theory online saying that the bruises seem to appear around the 24th each month, or he disappears from view around that day. I haven't checked super closely each month, but the dates for bruises that I did find with a very quick search do seem to line up with this. In October, things continue to stay weird, including a mysterious Walter Reed visit on the 10th for a supposed annual checkup, even though he had his previous one 6 months earlier. And then 3 days later, Trump started talking about heaven again, talking about how he may not actually
6:08 make it there. Just one week after that, on the 20th, America wakes up to find the East Wing being demolished. On the 24th, he's got bruises on his hand again. And four days after that, he fires the members from the National Commission of Fine Arts and at least one other approvals board in order to replace them with people that are going to be in charge of approving his ballroom plans. What's the rush, Donnie? And that's about it, at least from what I found very quickly. Then I started getting tied up in the courts, and the bruises have continued to be visible every month or so, as well as the neck rash and the random falling asleep and a bunch of other health things that I haven't even been able to begin tracking. But his health does appear to be on the mind. He went on another rant a couple of days ago about how strong he is in mind and health. Because if there's one thing that's really convincing, it's that. Could that be related to his panic over his ballroom
6:53 not getting built quickly enough? Who knows? Like I said, it could just be one big coincidence. Lots of things are happening all the time. I'm just saying. It does seem interesting that apparently now the White House needs a state-of-the-art hospital and medical facilities under a ginormous ballroom when it already has pretty welle equipped medical facilities, you know. And it's also kind of interesting that so many of these visible health moments started happening around the same time that the whole ballroom thing did, too. Again, July 17th, he's publicly being diagnosed with cankles. And on the 30th, they're publicly announcing the ballroom. I'm just saying, you know, it's interesting.
