00:00So for 50 years, more than that, they've wanted to have a heliport, but nobody knew how to go
00:06about it. And we are building a great heliport. It's donated by Sikorsky, by the helicopter
00:15company, because we have helicopters that can't even land here. They have brand new helicopters
00:20that were bought a long time ago, manufactured, and recently arrived. And they couldn't land on
00:27the grass, because the power is so great of the engines that the grass would get ripped up.
00:32They tried it, and the grass was literally scattered all over the place. And I don't
00:36refer to the White House on the ground. The cars will pull up, and this is what you'd have.
00:42Now it's very close to being finished. The hard work is done. The beautiful work is finished.
00:47That's they're putting the granite top on. And the granite top says the seal of the United States
00:54of America. That's the exact term. If you look at the seals of the president, the seal of the
01:02president of the United States of America, meaning the president is in the White House.
01:18The grass was in terrible shape. And we have a great man that works here for 54 years, Dale.
01:24And he said, you know, it'd be nice to be able to change the grass. You know, grass has a
01:28life
01:28like humans have a life. And this is all going to be right now. It's put in. If you come
01:34back in two
01:34weeks, three weeks, it's in shock. But you come back in two or three weeks. This has all been
01:40redone. It's all been topsoiled. In other words, we put topsoil, brand new earth on top. Very,
01:47you know, very, a lot of good ingredients in that earth for grass. If you're grass, you're very happy.
02:01This is a helipad at the highest level. It can land any helicopter in the world, no matter how big,
02:08no matter how powerful, no matter how strong. It would, I was explaining for the construction people,
02:15I was explaining how when the big, the new big Sikorskis landed, the grass was completely wiped
02:22out. Yeah, come on over here. Great. Yeah. Wow. This is going to look incredible from the air and from
02:27every place. And again, this is going to be used for a lot of different celebrations, a lot of
02:33different big meetings where, as an example, President Xi is coming in a little while, a couple
02:39of weeks. And we didn't plan to have this done, but it's gone so well. But they worked on
02:45the facade of the White House. And if you look at it now, if you would have looked at it
02:50six,
02:50seven, this will be the greatest military complex slash ballroom anywhere in the world.
02:55There won't be anything like it. You know, when I was in China,
03:02but this is the back of the piece and they flip it and they put it down. So nobody will
03:07see that
03:07unless in 400, 500 years, they start taking it apart. So probably nobody will see it, I guess.
03:16Like I gave to the young man who, the lifeguard who saved the young boy, because he was truly a
03:24hero.
03:25And these will go like that. These are three different coins, all different. Like that.
03:33And like that. They're going to be flipped and they'll take it away. They don't have to do that
03:38anymore. Okay. I hope this is a good one. That's it better be.
03:56Oh, that's good. That looks pretty good. I think we should use this side. We're using the wrong side.
04:04We're flipping it. What do you think? Can we use this? Isn't that good? I'll tell you what. That's good.
04:09Come on, Brett. Sign this. Anywhere you want. Better be under my name.
04:15Anomaly. I'll put it under your name. Nice.
04:24Talented guy. And if you look at that, those are called shear walls. And they're of the greatest strength concrete.
04:32And the steel goes in, but that keeps all the steel from twisting and turning. Normally, you'd never use a
04:38thing like that.
04:39But for purposes of the drone port and everything else, we needed it. It's going to be finished. What do
04:45you think?
04:47What do you think, Jared? We'll make it the 21st.
04:5021st? Oh. So we might make it for president? That would be great. If we did this by the 21st,
04:57he's coming. That'd be nice.
04:596, 6.30 in the morning is late. If they get at 6.30, that's like almost late.
05:04All right.
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