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   President Donald Trump, 79, Reportedly 'Wants Mar-a-Lago to Be His   
   Graceland' After His Death   
   By Michael Gioia   
   National Enquirer   
   Thu, January 29, 2026 at 4:59 PM CST   
      
   President Donald Trump is apparently thinking a lot about the afterlife   
   these days.   
      
   The 79-year-old president is "obsessed with how he'll be remembered," a   
   source told celebrity journalist Rob Shuter in a Thursday, January 29,   
   post on his Naughty But Nice Substack.   
      
   The Apprentice alum recently raised eyebrows after he sent out an email   
   on Sunday, January 25, just before 8 p.m. with the subject: "I want to   
   try and get to Heaven."   
      
   In it, he described surviving the assassination attempt that took place   
   on July 13, 2024, in Pennsylvania before he was reelected president.   
      
   "I came millimeters from death when that bullet pierced through my   
   skin," he wrote in the email, according to the Archive of Political   
   Emails.   
      
   Shuter's source said that Trump talks about late iconic figures like   
   "Napoleon, Lincoln, saints -- and then himself, in the same breath."   
      
   The Naughty But Nice Substack post also reported that Trump is   
   allegedly thinking about transforming his beloved Mar-a-Lago into a   
   place similar to Graceland -- the property in Memphis, Tennessee, once   
   owned by late singer Elvis Presley -- so that his legacy can live on.   
      
   "He wants Mar-a-Lago to be his Graceland," a source claimed. "A place   
   people visit, revere, and remember him."   
      
   When it comes to actually getting to Heaven, "He jokes about not   
   qualifying," an insider told Shuter. "But underneath? He's rattled.   
   Mortality suddenly feels very real."   
      
   According to Fox News' Jesse Watters, the politician has said that he's   
   building the 90,000-square-foot ballroom -- which replaces the   
   previously demolished East Wing -- to leave a lasting impression on the   
   White House.   
      
   "I don't know if you know this -- the ballroom is huge," the   
   conservative political commentator explained at Turning Point USA's   
   AmericaFest conference in Phoenix (via a clip posted to X).   
      
   "I said, 'Mr. President,  the ballroom is four times the size of the   
   White House," Watters, 47, continued. "He said, 'Jesse, it's a   
   monument. I'm building a monument to myself because no one else will.'"   
      
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