MAGA Mouthpiece Posts Cringy White House Video: ‘Funniest Thing What Trump Has Done’
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The 38-year-old YouTuber recently recorded multiple videos while at the White House, with one painting a particularly servile portrait.
MAGA influencer Benny Johnson on Tuesday once again sucked up to President Donald Trump, this time for moving the official portrait of former President Barack Obama from a prominent spot in the White House to a less visible place at the top of the Grand Staircase.
The 38-year-old YouTuber, who has previously referred to the MAGA leader as “daddy,” showcased the new location Tuesday in a selfie video critics are calling “cringe as fuck” and “embarrassing.”
Johnson posted a video on X with the following text: “Y’all have to see what Trump has done with the Obama portrait at the White House.”
Looking straight at the camera, he says in the video, “Funniest thing what Trump has done with the Barack Obama portrait, check this out.”
Johnson then flipped to the back camera and panned around the Grand Foyer, where the Obama portrait was prominently displayed until last year, and tracked up the staircase to show off its new location — seemingly hidden away from thousands of daily White House visitors.
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