We’d get tons of those - paintings, statues, etc.”įamily photos: The photos are mostly photos that were also on the desk behind him in the Oval Office.

A former senior White House official said it was “most likely a gift that was sent in. Mug: Trump has kept a white mug with the presidential seal.Ī statue of himself: No sources knew the provenance of this mini-bust of Trump, and a Trump spokesperson didn’t share any details about it when asked about it. Trump also displayed these same challenge coins in the Oval Office. As president, Trump, who frequently extolled his buildup of the military, received numerous challenge coins.

President: This blade represents the 100 million strong Band of Brothers who stand ready, with sharpened skills, to preserve our great Republic.” What about those tables in the back?Ĭhallenge coins rack: Challenge coins are coins often given to a recipient by a part or branch of the military, and they represent that division of the military. Inside the box, an inscription reads: “Mr.

Clay Higgins (R-La.) and built by Jason Tippy, owner of knives and cutlery maker Tippy Customs of Louisiana, Tippy told POLITICO. WOODEN BOX: The box, which contains a custom-built handcrafted pocket knife, was given to Trump last week and features Trump’s name and the presidential seal on the top of it, as well as the phrase: “The Greatest President Ever to Serve America.” It was presented to Trump by Rep. Such calls often annoyed his aides, who fretted about what he was saying to his confidants. IPhone: Trump loved his iPhone, which he most famously used to tweet at all hours of the day to call up his friends that were part of his kitchen cabinet. Border Patrol plaque praises Trump for “defending America’s borders.” While Trump had promised a “big beautiful wall,” only 80 miles of new wall were built during his time in office out of a total of 452 miles of the wall built on his watch. Plaque commemorating the border wall: The former president has a plaque marking his U.S.-Mexico border wall that was one of his main 2016 campaign promises. Don’t go back to their products until they relent. In a statement last Saturday, Trump said: “Boycott Major League Baseball, Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, JPMorgan Chase, ViacomCBS, Citigroup, Cisco, UPS, and Merck. Dan Scavino, his longtime social media expert, often printed out suggested tweets in large fonts so Trump could sign off on them.īottle of Coke: Trump, a long-time Diet Coke fanatic, appears to have a half-drunk glass bottle of Coke next to his phone even though he urged Americans to boycott Coca Cola, based in Georgia, for criticizing Georgia’s new law that restricts voting. The New York Times reported in 2019 that Trump often didn’t tweet when other people were around because he didn’t want to have to wear glasses to see his phone screen. Reading glasses: Trump is famously image-conscious and didn’t like to be seen wearing his reading glasses while in office, and few news photographers snapped pictures of him wearing them. The infamous Sharpie: Trump also has at least one big black Sharpie - the fat, marker-like pen that he has wielded for years to write and autograph items for friends and allies, and occasionally to mark up critical articles he didn’t like and send it to the offending journalist. Fortunately, nobody cares much about The Wall Street Journal editorial anymore.”ĭesk: While Trump couldn’t take the 141-year old Resolute Desk from the Oval Office, he now has a similar-looking desk that appears to be the Telluride Wood Executive Desk from “Hooker Furniture.” The desk currently retails for $3,600 but is currently out of stock until late next month.Ĭhair: Trump used the same chair in the Oval Office, which he brought down from New York, according to a former White House official. That’s where they are and that’s where they will always be. Trump also issued a statement last month blasting the editors, saying: “The Wall Street Journal editorial page continues, knowingly, to fight for globalist policies such as bad trade deals, open borders, and endless wars that favor other countries and sell out our great American workers, and they fight for RINOS that have so badly hurt the Republican Party. Newspaper: Before the picture was taken, Trump seems to have been leafing through the Wall Street Journal, a paper whose editorial board has criticized him for promoting false claims on voter fraud.

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