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“He’s Erasing History” — Real-Life Indiana Jones Blasts Donald Trump’s East Wing Demolition for Ballroom Expansion

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Published On: October 24, 2025
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Donald Trump's White House Destruction Is Being Compared to ISIS Destruction
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A real-life Indian Jones has branded Donald Trump’s “authoritarian” White House destruction as the cultural vandalism once committed by ISIS. The POTUS changed a lot inside the White Housed East Wing to make space for his 90,000 square-foot ballroom and $300 million. He previously promised that he would leave the historic structure untouched, but he is not following up on his promise.

Previously, while talking about the renovation, he said, “You can start tonight, you have no approvals.” He has ordered a large destruction of the Roosevelt-era building, even describing the sound of wrecking as “music to my ears.”

The part of the building holds a lot of historic moments, so the destruction is being criticized by many. Matthew Vincent, who is a popular archeologist, said that Trump was showing a “horrific” disregard for the heritage of the country. Vincent, who is originally from Seattle, Washington, is a program director at the American Center of Research (ACOR) in Jordan.

He is described as the real-life Indiana Jones because he has spent 20 years documenting the recovery of vintage artifacts, some of which were stolen by ISIS, Syria, and Iraq. The way he is tracking down lost antiquities is inspiring for many out there. That’s why, Vincent has likened Trump tearing down the historic building to tyrannical destruction. “The first reaction I had was, what the f—? It’s not OK. The White House doesn’t belong to Donald Trump—it’s a federal building, a taxpayer building, belonging to the American people,” the archeologist said.

“What he’s doing is horrific and done without any oversight or acknowledgment from the bodies that should oversee this—and certainly not with the American people.” Vincent continued, “Behind this is an ideology—to disregard the past and those who came before it: ‘If we don’t like something, we erase it. Party lines matter more than history. We’ll erase the past to paint one side of a story’—and that’s just what ISIS did.”

“It’s two sides of the same coin. Ideologically driven people are burning down the past to present one side of the picture and remove the story of the other side,” he continued.

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An entertainment junkie and a big cinephile. She has a passion for cultivating compelling and impactful stories for her readers. As an avid pop-culture enthusiast for years, she is obsessed with writing about celebrities, royals, and the A-listers of Hollywood.

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