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Now,
it's hardly breaking news to say Donald Trump has done something that has shocked Washington or surprised the world,
but he might have outdone himself when he took a wrecking bolt to the east wing of the White House.
People are genuinely flabbergasted that he has just knocked down the whole of one wing of the historic seat of the American presidency.
He's done it to make way for a grand new ballroom that he's going to name after the sitting president,
one Donald J.
Trump.
And in the meantime, they're making renovations to the Presidential Bunker,
the emergency operation center that is underneath the East Wing.
So he's obliterated 120 years of history in one fell swoop.
And people are wondering, what's he really up to?
Welcome to America's.
America's America's from BBC News when Donald Trump calls they say yes sir right away sir happy to lick your boot sir we are the sickest country in the world oh dear are you worried that billionaires are going to go hungry of course the president supports peaceful protest what a stupid question are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein Hello there,
it is Sarah here.
I'm actually at home in Washington DC.
And it is Marianna back in the World Wide Headquarters of America's in London.
In a little bit, both Marianna and I are going to be talking to Catherine Sibley.
She's a White House historian who specializes in First Ladies,
and we want to talk to her about the East Wing of the White House,