The New York Post reports:
President-elect Donald Trump is weighing a bid to save the failing Waldorf-Astoria hotel in Washington, DC – and rebrand it once more as a Trump International Hotel, The Post has learned.
The incoming commander-in-chief’s company, the Trump Organization, is weighing options that include a licensing deal or even possibly buying back the lease on the government-owned, 125-year-old Old Post Office building.
“Our family has saved the hotel once. If asked, we would save it again,” Eric Trump told The Post. The luxury lodge at 1100 Pennsylvania Ave. – just a few blocks away from the White House – became a magnet for GOP insiders, DC lobbyists, and fundraisers after Trump opened the hotel in 2016.
Read the full article. Foreign governments and GOP candidates spent millions at the hotel in open attempts to curry favor with Glorious Leader. Saudi zillionaires sometimes booked an entire floor.
🚨BREAKING: Trump is reportedly looking to buy the Waldorf-Astoria in Washington, D.C., planning to return it to it’s original name:
The Trump International Hotel 🔥
Liberal MELTDOWN coming soon. pic.twitter.com/IwdKURCzKB
— Jack (@jackunheard) December 14, 2024