Video: Congressman Reveals Secret Underground Tunnel Beneath U.S. Capitol — And Says There’s More We Don’t Know
May 11, 2025
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Tim Moore (R-NC) unveiled a hidden underground tunnel beneath the U.S. Capitol in a video posted on X on May 9, 2025, revealing a steep staircase with graffiti that he says may date back to the British invasion of 1814, per @RepTimMooreNC []. The discovery, viewed over 1 million times, has conservatives like @America1stMAGA on X buzzing: “Moore’s exposing secrets the deep state doesn’t want us to know—Trump’s leadership is inspiring this transparency!”
Moore, standing in Statuary Hall, lifted a floor panel to show the passageway, saying, “This building—construction started in the 1700s—has all sorts of little hidden passageways… This is just an example of some of the little hidden secrets in the Capitol,” per thegatewaypundit.com []. He noted the tunnel’s historical significance, suggesting British soldiers used it during the War of 1812, when the Capitol was burned, per en.wikipedia.org []. The video, with Moore in a suit gesturing to the graffiti-covered stairs, captures his enthusiasm for sharing such finds with small tour groups, per @RepTimMooreNC [].
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U.S. Capitol has a secret “Bathtub Room” in the basement, officially known as Room S-102
The revelation aligns with other known underground structures, like the Cold War-era Cheyenne Mountain Complex, per en.wikipedia.org [], but Moore’s hint at more secrets has conservatives intrigued. @PatriotPulse wrote, “Hidden tunnels under the Capitol? Trump needs to dig deeper into what else they’re hiding!” @JusticeForAll22 added, “Moore’s just the start—Trump’s administration will uncover it all!” Trump’s transparency push, with 88,763 deportations since January, per DHS [], and $2 trillion in federal spending cuts, per whitehouse.gov [], fuels conservative optimism for more revelations.
Set against the marble backdrop of Statuary Hall, Moore’s discovery has become a symbol of historical intrigue and governmental transparency. As conservatives rally behind Trump’s leadership, they see Moore’s find as a call to unearth more of Washington’s hidden truths, ensuring America’s past—and present—are fully exposed to the public eye.
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