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9:41Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill joins Piers Morgan, Michael Knowles, and Brian Tyler Cohen to debate Donald Trump’s controversial decision to demolish part of the East Wing of the White House to build a new presidential ballroom.
Marc calls the project a “symbol of authoritarianism,” arguing that Trump is literally tearing down “the people’s house” to glorify himself.
Brian Tyler Cohen backs Marc, saying the project exposes Trump’s warped priorities — from luxury ballrooms and gold-plated offices to neglecting working Americans, healthcare, and rising costs. Meanwhile, Michael Knowles and Jack Posobiec defend the plan as a practical update, insisting that every president should have room to host dignitaries and state events.
As the panel battles over symbolism, power, and hypocrisy, Marc stays focused on what he calls “the bigger picture” — how spectacle has replaced service in American politics.
Originally aired October 27, 2025 on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
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