Hi, it's Jared Pullen with the Bullwork.

Donald Trump has spent his entire adult life slapping his name on everything that he can.

Stakes, golf courses, vodka, ties, a fake university that got sued into oblivion,

bankrupt casinos and buildings he doesn't even own.

So, it really shouldn't shock anyone that now, as president, Trump is putting his face and name on

everything that he can. His face is going on U.S. currency. The Park Service put his face on the

National Park Pass. Giant banners of Donald Trump are hanging from the DOJ and the Department

of Labor. The Kennedy Center is now the Trump Kennedy Center,

and the U.S. Institute of Peace is now the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.

Last week, my colleague Ben Parker at the Bullwork broke the latest story about what Trump's face will be on next.

The State Department is putting Trump's scowling face on the U.S. passport, superimposed over the Declaration of Independence,

signature in gold just the way he likes it, as a way to celebrate America 250. No sitting president

in American history has done anything close to this.

And frankly, Republican congressmen would be outraged if a Democratic president did half of what

Trump has done. So I decided to go to Capitol Hill and ask Republican members of Congress,

yet the same Republicans who haven't told this man know about anything in a

decade, if they support the State Department putting Trump's face on U.S. passports, if they think

it's a good way to celebrate America 250 and where they want to see Trump's face next. This is what

they had to say. I mean, it's a good photo. You think it's a good

photo? Are you going to get one? I mean, I have my passport. Maybe. I don't know. I haven't fully

decide. What do you think he should put his face on next? Mount Rushmore. Presidents put their

names on a lot of things. How would you feel if Joe Biden did that when he was president?

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