'Ha Ha Ha': Trump's Mar-A-Lago Taunted With Banner Flown Over Estate

PALM BEACH, FL — In the wake of an FBI search at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club earlier this week, a Miami man paid to fly a banner that read “Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha” Wednesday over the former president’s South Florida estate, Fox 13 reported.

“It brought me a lot of joy to do so,” Thomas Kennedy, who helped pay for the banner, told NBC 6. “I would do it again.”

Federal agents raided Mar-a-Lago Monday evening to search for more than a dozen boxes of classified records that Trump allegedly took from the White House.

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In a statement, he said the raid was unannounced and, while Trump initially said he cooperated, he speculated that it was politically motivated.

Days later, Trump refused to answer questions under oath in New York City as part of a civil investigation into his business dealings Wednesday, claiming his Fifth Amendment rights.

Kennedy said it cost about $1,800 to fly the banner over Trump’s Palm Beach property as his supporters stood outside holding flags and banners.

In an Instagram post, Kennedy wrote, “We got a little message flying over Mar-a-Lago for Trump and the losers gathered there.”

He added, in a second post, “This is how you treat wannabe authoritarians like Trump. You ridicule and mock them.”

This isn’t the first time critics have flown a banner over Trump’s estate.

Banners that read, “Trump worst president ever” and “Trump you pathetic loser go back to Moscow” were seen flying over Mar-a-Lago in January 2021, according to Business Insider.

In February 2021, another plane flew over the club with the message, “Convict Trump and lock him up,” Huffington Post reported.