Trump photo shows him viewing "Kennedy Center demolished" document
Summary
A spokesperson for the Kennedy Center said the building is not being demolished, despite President Donald Trump saying it might be "ripped down." The center has closed temporarily due to safety risks, and a court is reviewing decisions related to the center’s renovation and naming rights linked to President Trump.Key Facts
- The Kennedy Center spokesperson confirmed no demolition is happening at the arts center.
- President Trump said the center might be "ripped down" if his administration is not recognized for restoration efforts.
- A witness declared that a forklift hit pillars at the building.
- The Kennedy Center was temporarily closed due to public safety risks from structural problems.
- The closure could last a week or longer, depending on safety reviews.
- A judge ruled that President Trump's name cannot be added to the center.
- The Kennedy Center board, with supporters of President Trump, voted to close the center for renovations.
- Congress allocated over $250 million for the center’s restoration.
- President Trump was photographed reviewing a document titled "Kennedy Center Demolished" on Air Force One.
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