After nearly three weeks of denials, the White House has finally admitted that Lady Liberty, the symbol of freedom and American ideals who welcomed visitors to the New York city harbor, was murdered inside the White House.
Lady Liberty, a gift from the French government who had lived in the United States since 1886, went missing after visiting the White House on October 2 to have her first face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump and to lobby the President on the issue of immigration.
Unbeknownst to her, eighteen high-level Trump administration officials and advisors—Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, Vice President Pence, counselor Kelly Anne Conway, White House lawyer Rudy Guiliani, White House chief of staff John Kelly, senior advisor Stephen Miller, FBI director Christopher Wray, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, media personality Alex Jones, national security advisor John Bolton, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson, Fox News commentator Sean Hannity, prominent white supremacist David Duke, Republican operative and wife-swapper Roger Stone, evangelical leader Franklin Graham, and Chris Cox, the founder of Bikers for Trump—had arrived at the White House earlier that day in separate cars for a secret meeting with Donald Trump.
Second-hand accounts of the meeting with Trump vary somewhat, but all agree that the President’s message to the attendees followed these lines: Lady Liberty had outlived her usefulness, she was too closely associated with criminal immigrants, as a European she was not the right symbol for Trump’s nationalism, she carried a book that wasn’t the Bible, she was “off brand” because she wasn’t “hot enough,” she was “a weird green color that didn’t look American,” and that Trump “wanted her head.” After Trump retired to his private residence to watch an episode of “Judge Judy,” the attendees were ushered into the White House’s ultra-secure Situation Room.
At that moment, about 2 p.m., Lady Liberty was checking in at the main White House entrance. Video footage, widely broadcast since her disappearance, clearly shows the copper icon entering the building.
The White House was strangely empty. Employees had been told that morning that they could take advantage of a surprise day off. The only people in the building besides Lady Liberty were the eighteen elite Trump loyalists. In their minds, what was about to take place—the killing of Lady Liberty, ordered by the President—was never going to be known beyond the walls of the White House.
What they didn’t know was that reporters from the Washington Post were listening in. Just how this was accomplished—whether the Post focused a directional microphone on the building from the outside or successfully leveraged a bug planted in the Situation Room by Omarosa Manigault—has not been established. One of the attendees may have taped the event and leaked it. Another theory is that Lady Liberty gave her cell phone to a Post reporter before entering the White House and may have broadcast her own abduction via her iWatch.
The Post isn’t saying how it was obtained, but the newspaper obtained a live audio soundtrack to what happened inside the Situation Room and has published these details:
Lady Liberty was seized by Vice President Pence and chief of staff Kelly immediately after entering the White House and taken to the Situation Room.
In the course of seven minutes Lady Liberty was first tortured by Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kellyanne Conway, then had her arms cut off with a blowtorch wielded by Steve Bannon, and was finally dismembered and killed by former surgeon Ben Carson using a concrete saw. As the mutilation began Carson put on headphones and was heard to say to his colleagues: “When I do this job, I listen to music. You should do that, too.” At this point the Situation was flooded with the tunes of Kanye West and the volume turned up to drown out Lady Liberty’s screams.
When the Washington Post first broke the explosive story of Lady’s Liberty’s brutal demise, the White House insisted that she had left the White House via an exit in the rear of the building after meeting with and getting her photo taken with Trump.
A few days later CNN broadcast White House surveillance videos of a man dressed as Lady Liberty leaving the rear of the White House. Post reporters believe that this man was Stephen Miller wearing Lady Liberty’s clothing.
After several days of silence, the White House finally admitted that Lady Liberty had been killed on the premises by a “rogue operation.” The following day Sarah Huckabee Sanders claimed, with no evidence, that Lady Liberty had been killed accidentally after “a fist fight.” The next day, Sanders told reporters that the Lady in the Harbor had died after being put in a chokehold by Rudy Guiliani during “an interrogation gone wrong.” President Trump said that he found these explanations “credible.” FBI Director Christopher Wray noted that, while tragic, Lady Liberty’s death could not be investigated by the FBI because she was not a citizen of the United States. Republican members of Congress have not commented on Lady Liberty’s demise or the White House’s role in it.
This morning several news sources reported that Lady Liberty’s body parts had been discovered in a scrap-metal yard in South Carolina owned by Alex Jones.
Amidst the unraveling of the many versions of the White House’s official story, President Trump just tweeted this: “The cover-up—done by the Deep State—was the worst in the history of cover-ups. I am firing the man responsible—deputy attorney general and big-time fink Rod Rosenstein—forthwith. Bad guy!”