Viral video shows mysterious objects being tossed from White House window



Mystery objects were recently hurled out of one of the White House’s windows, a bizarre video shows.

The footage, which started going viral on social media over the weekend, captured a person repeatedly tossing the items out of a top-floor window to the ground below.

The person behind the mysterious saga was a contractor who had been carrying out regular maintenance while President Trump was away, a White House official said.

Mystery objects were recently hurled out of one of the White House’s windows, a bizarre video shows. X
The footage, which started going viral on social media over the weekend, captured a person repeatedly tossing the items out of a top-floor window to the ground below. X

It wasn’t immediately clear what the objects were or why they were being thrown through the window.

Online sleuths speculated they were being lobbed from the White House’s Lincoln Bedroom.

Trump previously revealed that the Lincoln Bedroom’s “terribly” remodeled bathroom was among the rooms he planned to make over since moving back to Washington, DC.

“We’ll be doing the Lincoln bathroom, which was Art Deco,” Trump said last month, adding, “We’re making it actually incredible.”

The person behind the mysterious saga was a contractor who had been carrying out regular maintenance while President Trump was away, a White House official said. REUTERS
A Secret Service agent stands on the roof of the White House, Saturday, Aug. 9, 2025, in Washington. AP

Separately, Trump also revealed plans to erect a $200 million, privately funded, White House ballroom that is expected to be ready for use before the president’s term ends in early 2029.

The 90,000-square-foot “White House State Ballroom” will be situated in the East Wing and be able to fit 650 people. 

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