They demolished part of the White House and told you not to worry about it.

The East Wing is gone. A ballroom is going up where it stood. You have seen the photos and the shouting on cable, and none of it touches the thing that actually decides this story: what legal authority a president has to tear down a building he does not own. And what happens if the courts and Congress never approve his work and tell him to stop with the construction?

Monday morning I answer these questions in a new Uncensored Objection article. I walk you through the authority, the consent nobody ever obtained, the money and who is really behind it, and what happens if a court orders the whole thing stopped. Is Trump on the hook? How long do we all stare at a deep hole in the ground? I’m going straight at the parts of this I have not seen one other person raise.

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Mitch Jackson, Esq.

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