Former President Donald Trump expressed his anger on Saturday regarding a federal judge's ruling that blocked his planned renovations at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. He labeled US District Judge Christopher Cooper as 'an anti Trump Hater' and predicted that the center would 'soon be closed, probably never to open again.' Trump's frustration stemmed from multiple legal setbacks, including the Supreme Court's rejection of his tariffs earlier this year. The judge's ruling stated that the center's board acted beyond its legal authority by adding Trump's name to the venue, which can only be changed by Congress. Trump suggested that Cooper's wife, a lawyer with ties to the Obama administration, played a role in the decision. Following the ruling, Trump indicated he might relinquish control of the center to Congress, although he did not clarify whether he would continue to serve as board chairman. The renovation project, initially set to last two years, is now halted due to the ruling.