Trump shares security personnel with alleged damage in the White House garden rose

President Donald Trump On Saturday, social media shared on social media, slamming a subcontractor who was accused of hacking “the most beautiful marble and a stone available anywhere” in the recently repaired White House garden.

In a report to the truth, social Trump stated that three days ago he had discovered a “huge turmoil” in limestone, continuing more than 25 yards.

“The surfaces are very important for me as a builder,” the president wrote in the message. “As everyone knows, I built a lot of wonderful buildings and other things for years … (limestone) was deep and unpleasant! I started screaming,” Who did it and I want to know now! ” – And I didn’t say it well.”

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Trump said he asked if there was a pity caused by vandalism Either “nonsense” and attribute the White House safety equipment to hack the case.

“They returned stupid people, and their boss looked (in sunny glasses!),” Trump wrote in the message. “It was subcontractor This installed a heavy landscape on a steel basket that was broken and leaning poorly, and it was strongly rubbed to a soft, beautiful stone. “

Ceats and chairs in the pink garden of the White House in Washington, the District of Colombia, August 8, 2025. Trump ordered updating a pink garden in March. (Getti Image)

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The security frames shared with the publication showed the obvious shrub over a recently mounted stone.

At least two more men watched the operation.

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Noticing his “love and respect” for workers and contractors, the president confirmed that the damage was unacceptable and said the stone would be replaced.

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“Now I will replace the stone, charge the contractor and never allow this contractor to work in the White House, but how wonderful video equipment? We caught them,” Trump wrote. “Make America great again!”

A White House Did not immediately respond to the request of Fox News Digital about the comment.