Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's graffiti and tagging sprees in D.C.

Trump has recently unleashed a flood of weird, wasteful, and frankly nonsensical declarations about names and plaques.

It prompted a question that I think's worth going over.

But first, what is he done?

The biggest news is that the Kennedy Center's board voted to change its name to the Trump

Kennedy Center.

Imagine not only deciding to add your name to the Kennedy Center, but also deciding to give yourself top billing. I mean, it's not even

alphabetical. But he wants to slap his tag on the side of the building, despite the fact that the

board doesn't actually have the power

to change the name. It needs an act of Congress. Former Representative Joseph Kennedy III,

who is the grandnephew of the former president, took some jabs at the idea, saying, quote,

The Kennedy Center is a living memorial to a fallen president,

and named for President Kennedy by federal law.

It can no sooner be renamed than can someone rename the Lincoln Memorial,

no matter what anyone says.

Come on, Joseph, don't get him ideas. We'll see the Trump-Washington

monument or the Trump reflecting pool and golf course. Cynicism aside, Trump will undoubtedly

tag the Kennedy Center building, at least for the time being, while inevitable legal battles play out.

Then you have the truly bizarre plaques that were placed beneath portraits of presidents in the White

House. The plaques are so inaccurate that even foreign outlets are fact-checking them, and laughing

at Trump's version of history.

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