Kevin O’Leary backs Trump’s White House ballroom plan after Correspondents’ Dinner shooting
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Updated · Fox News · Apr 29
Kevin O’Leary backs Trump’s White House ballroom plan after Correspondents’ Dinner shooting
7 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 29
O’Leary calls the project bipartisan and says it would not use taxpayer funds, as new legislation proposes funding via customs fees. A court injunction halted construction pending congressional approval.
The push follows a shooting at the Washington Hilton ballroom during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where no one was injured. The suspect, Cole Allen, faces federal charges including attempted assassination of President Trump.
O’Leary and Trump argue the ballroom would enhance security for large events and promote the American Dream. O’Leary questions the future of the Correspondents’ Dinner, citing challenges in securing gatherings of thousands.
Will moving media events to a secure White House venue compromise the freedom of the press?
How did a gunman bypass security and operate inside a hotel hosting the President for 24 hours?
How does a recent Supreme Court tariff ruling impact the plan to fund the ballroom project?
Is the White House ballroom a security project or a cover for a secret military AI facility?
What kind of 'AI command facility' is reportedly being built under the proposed White House ballroom?
Can the President legally build a major White House addition without direct congressional approval?