We're now in the fifth week of Donald Trump's War of Choice in Iran, and the White House just announced Trump will be addressing the nation tomorrow night at 9 p.m. Eastern, as you just heard Chris mention.

And that is notable because the president's attention has been, well, how shall we say, drifting a little bit lately.

Just listen to him answering questions about the Iranian regime

Sunday night. It truly is regime change. And regime change is an imperative, but I think we have it

automatically. I did something today. We just got these in from the architects. A lot of people are talking about how beautiful the ballroom. For 150 years, they've wanted to build a

ballroom at the White House. That's right. Donald Trump is apparently so bored by the war he started.

He just couldn't resist the urge to show off the latest pictures of a shiny new ballroom.

So 50,000 troops are awaiting his orders in the Middle East,

but the commander-in-chief is fussing over the decorative columns

on his latest construction project.

That's where his head is at.

So it must have been, oh so devastating for Trump to learn today that his $400 million

pet project hit a bit of a snag. Today, a federal judge ordered construction on Trump's

ballroom to be halted within 14 days, saying it can only resume once Congress authorizes Trump's

planned renovation. And Judge Richard Leon, who was appointed to the bench by George W. Bush,

pulled no punches in his ruling.

He wrote, quote, the president of the United States is the steward of the White House for future

generations of first families. He is not, however, the owner. The White House does not belong to

any one man, not even a president.

Less than until Congress blesses this project

through statutory authorization,

construction has to stop.

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