I don't want to brag.

But, you know, they've said this about a lot of things.

No other president can do some of this shit I'm doing.

No other president.

On that, we will leave you.

Hi again, everybody. It's 5 o'clock in New York.

It is an understatement to say that Donald Trump is no stranger to self-aggrandizement.

But lately, his policy priorities have taken eGomania to a pathological level

that's invited questions about his mental fitness from his one-time allies.

There's his insistence on his $400 million ballroom.

He's got the whole cabinet saying off that song sheet.

There's his plan for that 250-foot arch.

You don't know much about arches.

That's really tall as far as arches go.

And this one has gilded lions. Gilded

I had to look it up means gold and an angel on it. And if those plans are too subtle for your taste,

he's going to put his face on our passports. Everywhere we go, we'll have to show our picture and his.

He's going to put his signature on our currency and our money.

Unsurprisingly, Donald Trump's Me, Me, Me, Everywhere approach to being the president

of the United States of America right now isn't helping him at all.

It isn't getting rave reviews from any voters, not even his own, who are increasingly feeling the squeeze of Donald Trump's economic damage, largely brought about by the war in Iran.

Just 28% of Americans support Donald Trump's plan to build himself a gilded ballroom.

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