Radical Philly DA Fantasizes About Blowing Up Trump White House Ballroom, Selling Debris

Radical Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner openly fantasized on Tuesday about blowing up President Donald Trump’s planned White House ballroom and selling the leftover rubble as souvenir paperweights.

Speaking at a rally on Independence Mall before a gathering honoring slaves owned by George Washington, the Soros-backed prosecutor unleashed an unhinged, hate-fueled tirade against Trump before egging on a crowd of Left-wing activists.

Addressing a crowd assembled by local attorney Michael Coard and the Avenging the Ancestors Coalition, Krasner gleefully played along as audience members shouted that Trump was “the devil” and screamed “I hate that man!” Krasner doubled down on the vitriol, branding Trump the “embodiment of hate” and a “fool.”

But Krasner wasn’t done. He quickly turned his sights to the White House’s massive 90,000-square-foot State Ballroom project currently under construction over the old East Wing, complete with a six-story underground presidential bunker complex.

While the secure facility is slated for total completion in 2028, Krasner promised the cheering mob that the grand structure wouldn’t last long if he had his way.

“In about 10 to 15 years we are all going to be sitting here with smiles on our faces because we … will have won,” Krasner ranted. “And I’m going to have a paperweight sitting on my desk. You know what that paperweight is going to be? It’s going to be a piece of the ballroom after we all blow it up.”

“Just so we’re clear, in an official ceremony we’re going to blow it up and we’re going to get the taxpayers their money back by selling all the pieces as paperweights,” he pledged to the roaring crowd, promising the audience that they too would get to own a piece of the blasted debris.

The shocking comments mark a jaw-dropping new low for the controversial district attorney, who has long faced fierce backlash for his ultra-soft-on-crime policies. The incident illustrated his glaring hatred as he championed explosive destruction of a high-security federal installation that houses crucial subterranean military command nodes and medical facilities all to score cheap political points with his far-Left base.