Trump says only he’ll see monuments to his legacy rise in DC

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President Trump told New York Magazine that his Washington, DC construction projects, including a planned triumphal arch and a controversial White House ballroom, are meant to create monuments to him, saying 'nobody will' build them after he’s gone. The $400 million ballroom project was allowed to continue by a Supreme Court ruling amid lawsuits. The Kennedy Center’s plan to name parts after Trump remains tied up in court and would require Congressional action before taking effect.
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