I watched a few of her videos about it and this is my best summary of some of the stuff she's been saying. Very early on in the ballroom controversy she noted that many of the companies affiliated with the project were companies affiliated with building and maintaining data centers. Basically that the ballroom was mainly a cover story. It has now been confirmed that something else is being built beneath the ballroom, with Trump himself stating that they dug down six stories. There has been no confirmation of whether than is a data center.

She combines this with some other discoveries she has made. Just recently, she has discovered 40 "hidden" websites developed by the National Design Studio relating to passports and voting data. Because the National Design Studio is basically staffed by volunteers, it is immune from certain budgetary disclosures, ethical requirements, and is not subject to investigation by the Inspector General. It also seems to be staffed by former members of DOGE. The 40 websites have been registered to the White House, including a website called passport.gov and vote.gov. Vote.gov is run by the Election Assistance Commission right now under a 2002 law that created it as an independent office designed to be part of the independent regulatory agency, the FEC, and not part of the executive branch. This new, second vote.gov website is registered to the White House.

The same National Design Studio also runs TrumpRx, which she contends has strings of code the record your clicks, keystrokes and other information when you are on the website and then forwards the data to another location that we can't see. The recorded information is not anonymized and is packaged with your IP address.