IndyCar race is Trump's next DC spectacle. Are Americans impressed?

In a first-of-its-kind event for DC meant to cap off a summer of celebrations, more than 200,000 people are expected on the National Mall for the two-day IndyCar race

At the helm of the event is Bud Denker, president of the Penske Corporation, who overcame bureaucratic obstacles to map out a race across downtown Washington. The Grand Prix was fast-tracked in January when Trump signed an executive order titled “Celebrating American Greatness with American Motor Racing,” which bypassed congressional approval.

CNN's Brian Todd has details on the Freedom 250 Grand Pix and CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten breaks down the numbers that show "Americans are pissed off" with the president's focus on pet projects in Washington, DC.

0:00 President Trump speaks about the America 250 Grand Prix in Washington, DC 1:12 What will the race experience be in DC? 3:36 An overview of Trump's DC pet projects 6:01 Harry Enten on public support for Trump's focus on DC projects

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