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One of President Trump\u2019s<\/span> superpowers is his shamelessness. Most of the time, he demonstrates a singular ability to shrug off\u2014or flat-out lie about\u2014scandals or missteps that would have caused another politician\u2019s career to self-immolate. Get caught on an Access Hollywood<\/i> video boasting about abusing women? That\u2019s just locker-room talk! <\/i>Grow insecure about crowd size? The photo must be doctored!<\/i> Mistakenly suggest that Alabama was in the path of a hurricane? Someone get a Sharpie and a map! <\/i>Trump has long been able to shrug off a bad headline and move on to the next news cycle, counting on his base to swallow his claims and never waver in their support.<\/p>\n

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But that power appears to be fading. Trump is undeniably in a bad spot. His poll numbers have tumbled, and Republicans are fearful that they will lose at least one chamber of Congress this November. Trump\u2019s behavior has grown more erratic in recent months\u2014just check out his Truth Social account most nights\u2014and he recently marked his 80th birthday. And lately, he has shown something else: an ability to be embarrassed. When that has happened, he has lashed out angrily\u2014and has been willing to deploy the levers of government, and his compliant staff, to menace those he blames for his humiliation.<\/p>\n

His recent targets include an Olympic canoeist accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after a rushed and botched renovation project, and journalists who reported about the security deficiencies of Trump\u2019s new Air Force One. In the first matter, he pushed for a prosecution after an arrest was made; in the other, he ordered a criminal investigation. (The case against the canoeist and other alleged vandals fell apart, and the subpoenas of the journalists have been dropped, at least for the moment.)<\/p>\n

For months now, Trump has been on the receiving end of another humiliation: He has been repeatedly mocked and ignored by the hard-line leaders in Iran. Once more this week, the president reacted with rage when Iran again contradicted his claims about negotiations to bring the war to a close. How will he lash out this time?<\/p>\n

Trump really, really<\/span> does not want to be forgotten, and he cares deeply about leaving his physical mark on Washington. He is a developer at heart who spent decades obsessing over the details of his homes in Manhattan and Palm Beach while also overseeing the design of luxury golf courses around the world. He mostly kept that impulse in check during his first term, but now, facing his political mortality, he has decisively shifted his focus to his legacy, whether that be trying to claim territory for the United States or reshaping the nation\u2019s capital. You know the list: the East Wing, the Rose Garden, the Kennedy Center, the arch, the municipal golf courses, a helipad on the White House South Lawn, and so on. Trump has long prized symbols\u2014particularly when the symbols can project his power\u2014and seized upon America\u2019s 250th birthday as an opportunity to further beautify Washington,his backdrop as he presided over the grandiose celebrations. His attention was particularly drawn to the Reflecting Pool.<\/p>\n

Trump was not wrong in thinking it could use a little love. The Reflecting Pool, which stretches east from the Lincoln Memorial, on the National Mall, toward the Washington Monument, has long leaked and showed its age, bedeviling administrations for decades. In April, Trump announced a solution: a swimming-pool liner that would be, in his words, American -flag blue. To complete the project before the July 4 festivities, the Trump administration awarded no-bid contracts to redo the base of the pool and install a nanobubbling system that was meant to kill off algae growth. Instead, the algae flourished, the pool turned green, fences went up, and mitigation efforts failed. The Reflecting Pool undeniably looked worse. More than $16 million was wasted, and the national symbol was closed on the nation\u2019s birthday.<\/p>\n

Trump was furious. One of his signature projects had fallen apart\u2014and he needed a scapegoat. He settled on an unexpected one: an Olympic canoer. David Hearn, 67, says he had just finished up a bike ride when he swung by the Reflecting Pool to see the failing sealant and reached down to touch the green water. He was arrested and detained for hours. The case, on its surface, seemed ridiculous. But it gained traction when Trump, reeling from the renovation\u2019s failures, began going on Truth Social to blame so-called vandals for destroying the pool and accuse them of cutting an (improbable) 250-foot gash down the middle. Media outlets promptly debunked the claim with a series of fact checks, but Trump was undeterred, relentlessly claiming that the pool had been vandalized.<\/p>\n

Even some of his closest allies, two of them told me, privately rolled their eyes at the president\u2019s obsession and scoffed at his refusal to admit a mistake. One Republican lawmaker, speaking to me on the condition of anonymity to avoid Trump\u2019s wrath, deemed it \u201cthe dumbest controversy of his term\u201d but added, with a rueful chuckle, that \u201cit\u2019s better than talking about how badly everything else is going.\u201d But the episode had real-world consequences: Hearn told my colleague Matt Viser that it was \u201cunsettling to feel like I\u2019m being targeted by my government.\u201d He had to hire lawyers and attend court dates, and he had his phone seized. The legal process itself functioned as a form of punishment.<\/p>\n

The Reflecting Pool was an unlikely cause c\u00e9l\u00e8bre this summer, but it seemed likely to end with a whimper at the end of last week. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who once touted her office\u2019s ability to prosecute the case, executed a textbook Friday news dump when her office asked to dismiss the cases against Hearn and the handful of others accused of vandalism because evidence had emerged that suggested the damage was the the result of a botched installation, not vandalism. The farce seemed, mercifully, over.<\/p>\n

Nope! Trump went on social media this past weekend to eviscerate Pirro, who has been one of his most loyal allies. Throwing the facts out the window, Trump declared that \u201cto me, it was a pure case of VANDALISM\u201d and that he would \u201cdisagree 100%\u201d with the U.S. attorney in D.C. Accustomed to complete fealty, he raged to allies. In the Oval Office on Monday, he declared that the former Fox News host had \u201cchoked\u201d and \u201cfolded like an umbrella.\u201d Pirro was then summoned to the Oval Office; she was later seen walking out of the West Wing, wheeling a box full of materials from the case that she had brought to show the president and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, whose agency has oversight of the Reflecting Pool (Trump did not appear to be mollified by the meeting and continued to criticize his longtime ally last night). A White House official told me that Pirro still had her job. The official added that may not be the case for long.<\/p>\n

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Trump has complained<\/span> about Air Force One for nearly a decade. When he took office after his 2016 election, the president\u2014who had grown accustomed to flying around in his luxury private jet\u2014was dismayed by the antiquated state of the two VC-25 aircraft that usually bear the call sign, which had been in use since the early \u201990s. He pushed for a new plane with a more Trumpian color scheme, but a series of setbacks and delays pushed the arrival of the modern replacement jet until 2028. This was not something, most people understood, that could be rushed: Air Force One needed to be outfitted with top-of-the-line (and often classified) communications and security features that allow it to serve as a White House in the sky, especially in case of an emergency.<\/p>\n

But Trump grew impatient. So when Qatar\u2019s royal family offered to give him a $400 million \u201cpalace in the sky,\u201d Trump immediately demanded that the luxury liner become his interim aircraft until Boeing completed delivery. It would, Trump said, be a gift to the Department of Defense, and it would go to his presidential library once he left office. This, of course, prompted all sorts of pushback. Permitting a foreign government to supply the signature American aircraft struck many people as not just unpatriotic, but also an outrageous security risk. It was also yet another example of Trump displaying a disregard for norms and for traditional legal and political guardrails\u2014and this time at a truly gargantuan scale.<\/p>\n

Trump didn\u2019t care. Nor did he seem bothered that it would cost up to $1 billion to retrofit the jet to make it acceptable for an American president to use. He set the same aggressive timeline as with the Reflecting Pool: He wanted the interim plane ready for use on the nation\u2019s birthday. And there it was, soaring above Mount Rushmore on July 3 and then off to a NATO summit in Turkey a week later. But then, suddenly, Trump was back aboard the old baby-blue-and-gold Air Force One when he left Ankara. He claimed that the new jet had gone ahead of him to England to give troops stationed there a chance to tour it and that he was taking the original \u201cfor old time\u2019s sake.\u201d<\/p>\n

A few days later, The New York Times<\/i> reported what many had suspected: When hostilities ignited again in nearby Iran, the Secret Service determined that there were security concerns with the new aircraft flying near a danger zone. It was missing some key defense modifications, the paper reported, in a story that ran only after the president had safely returned to the United States. Trump, once more, was furious and embarrassed, and summoned FBI Director Kash Patel to the White House. In an extraordinary escalation of the administration\u2019s pressure on independent news organizations, subpoenas were issued to several Times<\/i> reporters, some delivered at their homes. The government requested the reporters\u2019 phone records and demanded that they provide grand-jury testimony as part of a leak investigation to unmask the confidential sources who had provided information to the newspaper about a national security matter.<\/p>\n

The Times<\/i> defended its reporters, while press organizations and Democrats issued statements about overreach and intimidation. Trump, once again, took to social media to blast his hometown paper and its journalists, sometimes in ugly, personal ways. It didn\u2019t matter, it seemed, that the White House later admitted that the new plane would need upgrades, and that the president himself said it would be \u201cmaxxed out,\u201d which all but confirmed the newspaper\u2019s reporting. Trump was \u201cincensed,\u201d one adviser told me, and \u201cwanted a head on a pike.\u201d But, again, the legal process intervened, this time in the shape of a federal judge who grilled Department of Justice lawyers late last month over the handling of the subpoenas. The DOJ then withdrew them. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told me in a statement, \u201cThe President and the Administration remain committed to holding individuals who recklessly and illegally leak classified information to the media accountable.\u201d<\/p>\n

There was a reason<\/span> Trump reacted so strongly to those two humbling moments, some people close to him told me. And that\u2019s because they came against the backdrop of the near-daily humiliation that the president has been suffering at the hands of Iran. The war is not going well. A conflict that Trump thought might take a few weeks at most has now stretched into its sixth month, and, try as he might, he can\u2019t get out of it. He has declared victory many times and threatened to wipe Iran off the map nearly as often. Neither has happened. At this point, his unfulfilled threats\u2014with Iran calling his bluff\u2014have almost become a dark running gag.<\/p>\n

The past few days, in a way, have been a microcosm of the whole conflict: Over the weekend, Trump came close to ordering a new wave of attacks, but walked them back after calls from regional allies, including Saudi Arabia, and fears of how Iran might respond. Instead, Trump said he would give diplomacy another chance, claiming that good progress was being made and that the Strait of Hormuz would soon be open. But Tehran denied that any negotiations were happening. And then another ship was attacked in the strait. Trump reacted in fury, posting that the Iranian regime was \u201cunbelievably duplicitous,\u201d when decades of history would suggest that Tehran was, in fact, very knowably duplicitous.<\/p>\n

But how Trump will respond next to this ongoing embarrassment remains unknown. He\u2019s made the war deeply personal. Will he now bail on the stalled war entirely, leaving Iran more empowered in the region? Will he follow through on his threats to dramatically escalate the conflict, perhaps even to strike civilian infrastructure and energy sites? Or will he channel his rage against Americans who point out his mistakes?<\/p>\n

Read more The Democrats\u2019 Riskiest Midterm Play<\/a><\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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