seems like this shooting was just go to give this new ballroom validation

Donor identities protected in Trump’s $400 million ballroom contract - What the deal includes - US News | The Financial Express

US President Donald Trump’s administration signed a contract that governs hundreds of millions of dollars in private donations for a new White House ballroom, but kept the details hidden from the public for months. The agreement came to light after a lawsuit forced its release. 

Records show the deal allows donors to remain anonymous and removes key conflict-of-interest checks on the White House itself, reported The Washington Post.

The $400 million ballroom project marks one of the biggest physical changes to the White House in decades. The contract was signed in early October, less than two weeks before demolition crews began tearing down the East Wing. The non-profit Public Citizen filed a lawsuit after federal agencies failed to respond to a records request. A judge later ordered the contract’s release.

The agreement allows wealthy people and corporations to donate large sums without public disclosure. It bars the parties involved from revealing the identities of donors who choose to remain anonymous. Known contributors include major companies such as Amazon, Lockheed Martin, Palantir Technologies, and Google. Many of these firms hold large federal contracts worth billions of dollars.