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Trump has signed an eagle stone that will be placed at the newly completed White House helipad, highlighting another feature of the administration’s ongoing upgrades to the presidential complex. The $5 million helipad has drawn attention as Trump showcases improvements designed to accommodate presidential and military aircraft. The eagle stone is expected to become a permanent part of the site, adding a symbolic presidential touch to the newly constructed facility.


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00:00So this is the back piece. This won't be revealed. This is the back of the eagle's head.
00:08This is the eagle exact of the, you look how fine, how fine that's cut. When you see it,
00:14you won't even believe it. And from the air, it looks so beautiful. But this is the back of the
00:19piece and they flip it and they put it down. So nobody will see that unless in 400, 500 years,
00:25they start taking it apart. So probably nobody will see it, I guess. Actually, I hope nobody ever
00:32sees it because there's only one reason to see it. But I think I'd like to sign it. And I'd
00:38like to
00:38have some of the main construction guys like yourselves and some of you, your top guys sign
00:44it. We can sign this whole piece. Then we're going to put the coins, these are special coins we had.
00:50And we're going to put coins along with it. And we may put a couple facing up in some area
00:56where you have concrete that's wet. I don't know if you have any of those areas. I'm not sure
01:00they can do that. But you could put one of these into
01:03the concrete facing up so people see. You're not going to find nicer. So they're going to take
01:09some of these coins, which are somewhat different. These are coins that, like I gave to the young
01:15man who, the lifeguard, who saved the young boy because he was truly a hero. And these will go like
01:23that. These are three different coins, all different. Like that. And like that. They're going to be flipped.
01:34But I think they're so beautiful that if we find a place on this whole big pad, we could put
01:38a few
01:39of them facing upward, right? It'd be pretty cool, right? Okay. I'm going to ask some of my people to
01:47sign
01:47this also. I know I'm supposed to sign it, but they've done such a good job. It's such an exciting
01:52project. You know, it's a, it's a no story building, but it's as exciting as if you're building a building.
01:59And again, they've wanted this for many, many years. The happiest people are the pilots, as great as they
02:04are. They say it's great not to be landing on wood or on a piece of steel that they put
02:08out for
02:0910 minutes. They literally put it out and then take it away. It was very heavy. And they're taking
02:15away. They don't have to do that anymore. Okay. I hope this is a good one. This had better be
02:21a good
02:22one, even though, in theory, I don't think, I don't know if anyone's ever going to see it again.
02:26That's a beautiful cut. Hey, maybe we should reverse it. Let it stay up.
02:32I like it better than what's on the other. That's pretty great, huh?
02:49Oh, that's good. That looks pretty good. I think we should use this side. We're using the wrong side.
02:57We're flipping it. What do you think? Can we use this? Isn't that good? I'll tell you what.
03:01That's good. Come on, Brett, sign this.
03:06Anywhere you want.
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