Philadelphia DA says he'll keep piece of WH ballroom 'after we all blow it up'

Key Points:

• Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner vowed to keep a piece of President Trump's White House ballroom as a paperweight "after we all blow it up," envisioning an official demolition ceremony in the future.
• Krasner criticized Trump as "the embodiment of hate" and condemned the replacement of a slavery exhibit at George Washington's historic home, which Trump ordered under an executive directive to revise American history displays.
• Despite a federal court ruling siding with the Trump administration over Philadelphia's legal challenge to the exhibit changes, Krasner remained defiant, asserting the educational content would persist and the ballroom would eventually be destroyed.
• The White House responded by praising Trump's renovations to the White House ballroom as necessary and dismissed Krasner's comments as symptoms of "Trump Derangement Syndrome."
• The U.S. Secret Service declined to comment on potential threats related to Krasner's remarks, citing operational security, while the Philadelphia DA's office did not provide further comment.