The most mental things Trump did this week | Week 7
October 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelAs the government shutdown staggers on in the US, President Donald Trump has kept himself busy threatening Illinois Governor JB Pritzker with arrest in an escalation of his feud with Democratic state leaders. Then, the spectacle at the White House: the demolition of the East Wing to make way for what Trump described as a $350 million ballroom.
Not content with domestic drama, Trump also turned his attention abroad. In a decision that frustrated farmers across America, he purchased Argentinian beef to prop up the government of President Javier Milei and cheapen the product at home.
Meanwhile, the deployment of the National Guard and ICE has intensified across several states amid unrest and immigration crackdowns, deepening concerns about the federal government’s heavy-handed tactics and the blurring of political and policing lines.
From threats of arrest to multimillion-dollar ballrooms and beef diplomacy, this week encapsulated the Trump era in miniature: deeply concerning, and impossible to look away from.
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