Teller portrayed Drew and Jonathan Scott helping President Donald Trump tear down the East Wing and build a ballroom.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved makes some major changes to the original, including giving a fan favorite character more screen time.

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Miles Teller spoofs the 'Property Brothers' tackling Trump's White House East Wing demolition and outlandish requests for a new ballroom.

"I could build this ballroom with the bones of my enemies," James Austin Johnson's Trump declares, "and no one could stop me." ...