Trump snaps at reporter over question on White House ballroom transparency in testy exchange

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President Donald Trump denied he has been cagey about the plans for his opulent new ballroom at the White House - and hit out at a reporter who suggested otherwise.

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Fact Check: Trump said new White House ballroom construction wouldn't 'interfere with the current building'

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White House Responds to Report That Trump Could Free Diddy Soon

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How Trump's comments on East Wing demolition evolved

The White House East Wing has been torn down to make way for the construction a new ballroom, months after President Donald Trump said that the new space would not "interfere with the current building...

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White House East Wing demolition is a ‘perfect metaphor’ for the Trump administration

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Satellite imagery show Trump's East Wing demolition

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These Images of the White House's East Wing Show What We Have Lost

According to AP News, President Trump said keeping the East Wing would've "hurt a very, very expensive, beautiful building” he wanted for many years.

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The Bay Area donors that are helping pay for $300 million White House ballroom

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White House East Wing gets demolished so Trump can construct ballroom

Trump pushes back on transparency questions over new ballroom

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins reports on President Donald Trump pushing back on claims that he hasn’t been transparent about details for the construction of the new ballroom at the White House.

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'Music to my ears': Trump brushes off White House demolition critics

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday brushed off criticism over the demolition of part of the White House to build a new ballroom, saying the sound of the construction work was "music to my ears." Democrats including former first lady Hillary Clinton accused the Republican of failing to respect the presidential mansion after excavators tore off the facade of the building's East Wing.