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Trump compares Reflecting Pool to skyscrapers
Speaking in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump compared the scale of renovations to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to some of America's tallest skyscrapers and said the project would be ready by July 4.
Speaking in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump compared the scale of renovations to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to some of America's tallest skyscrapers and said the project would be ready by July 4.
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Is the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool finished? Here's the latest
President Donald Trump said the final coat of blue sealant was added to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Wednesday, but when will the months-long project be complete?
Crews were continuing to work on the 2,028-foot long pool Thursday — this time, with water beginning to flow.
Here's the latest on the reflecting pool renovations and when the project could be complete.
After the pool was painted "American flag blue" per Trump's request, it remained dry Thursday morning.
But later in the day, water began to flow back into the pool for the first time since April.
A video shared on X shows a small amount of water begin to bubble out into the pool, but it will take 6.5 million gallons to fill the entire pool.
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The Trump Scandal You Haven’t Paid Attention to Might Be the Most Revealing Yet
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Among the approximately 1.776 billion scandals of this Trump administration, one has recently stood out to me: the ongoing boondoggle at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. What was supposed to be a minor maintenance project has somehow become one of the purest reflections of Trump-era governance, involving a no-bid contract, a golf-club manager from New Jersey, and the color “American Flag Blue.”
Much of this is known only because of the dogged investigative journalism from David A. Fahrenthold, who has spent years following the money around Donald Trump and his orbit for the New York Times. He has devoted a surprising amount of time and energy into relaying the minute engineering problems plaguing this shallow pool on the National Mall. Fahrenthold—famous for breaking the existence of Trump’s Access Hollywood tape, and for his Pulitzer Prize–winning reporting on Trump’s reputed charitable giving—agreed to talk to me about his slow-burn reporting on the pool and what it reveals. Our conversation has been edited and condensed for clarity.
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