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On March 31st, we'll be Goldberg lit up the view this week by roasting the design for

Donald Trump's proposed presidential library.

She called out the conceptual rendering shared by Eric Trump, saying it looks like a giant

phallus sticking up in the Miami skyline.

The 70-year-old actress didn't hold back on the bold visuals for this waterfront skyscraper

meant to honor her former foe.

Eric Trump posted the first look video on social media, hyping it as a tribute to his dad

as a developer and president.

He said his team poured heart and soul into the project over the past six months.

But Goldberg questioned the whole idea, pointing out the White House isn't personal property.

It's public land, not some private bunker spot.

The studio crowd cracked up as Joy Behar jumped in with a jab about Trump not being much

of a reader anyway.

Legal experts Sunny Hauston piled on, slamming Trump's habit of slapping his name everywhere

like on the Kennedy Center.

She drew a sharp line between him and Obama, saying it shows who's really living rent-free

in whose head.

White House spokesperson Davis Engle fired back hard, labeling the view-hosts as unlikeable,

talentless hacks gripped by Trump's arrangement syndrome.

He even claimed they make him lose brain cells just by talking.

The back and forth has folks buzzing about celebrity beef mixing with political legacy plans.

This dust up keeps the library talk alive as designs evolve, blending family pride with

public pushback, classic clash in the culture wars.

That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.