Monday, April 27, 2026 - White House Correspondents Dinner; Ballroom corruption

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A gunman was halted outside the White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday. But don't talk about reforming gun safety laws. Trump and MAGA elites disingenuously weaponized the incident to justify his proposed giant White House ballroom. New reporting reveals that the Trump Administration has kept names of private donors to the ballroom project secret, waived conflict-of-interest rules for everyone in the White House, and more. The Trump Administration is using secret, no-bid contracts and bypassing federal regulations, paying a select contractor far more than estimated costs for repair projects. Callers weigh in.

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