Kaitlan Collins Humiliates Trump After Kennedy Center Shocker

CNN CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins sounded the alarm on Donald Trump’s obsession with his vanity projects after the president’s handpicked Kennedy Center board voted to put his name back up on the building.

The board’s vote is a workaround for a federal judge’s order that the center remove Trump’s name from the building’s exterior.

The resolution the board approved would go beneath the signage for the John F.

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, saying: “Restored and Renovated by President Donald J.

Trump.” The proposed lettering will likely be resolved in court as well.

On CNN, Collins led off a segment on the matter by reviewing Trump’s second-term fixation with naming things in and around the capital after himself.

“The president‘s focus has not just been on the Kennedy Center in terms of his broader push to remake Washington.

It‘s also his penchant for branding everything in his name,” Collins, 34, began.

“That includes the gold coins , the Trump passports , the national park passes , the Palm Beach airport —I‘m not done—the banner at the Justice Department , the new class of battleships .

There are many things, not just in Washington, but all across the nation now bearing the Trump name.” Not mentioned was the U.S.

Institute of Peace, which Trump put his name on nearly three months before he began the war against Iran.

The 80-year-old president will also reportedly name the White House ballroom after himself—if the legally dubious project even gets completed.

Trump also wants to have the Washington Commanders’ new stadium named after him.

On CNN, Collins spoke with New York Times White House Correspondent Shawn McCreesh about the Kennedy Center.