Summary
President Donald Trump has faced accusations on social media that he used Home Depot materials for White House renovations. Although Trump stated in a Fox News interview that the gold décor is not from Home Depot, online discussions continue to suggest otherwise. The renovations, which include extensive changes to the Oval Office and other areas, have sparked mixed reactions.
Key Facts
- President Trump showed new gold finishes at the White House in an interview, claiming they are not from Home Depot.
- Social media users have continued to suggest the gold items might be from Home Depot despite Trump's statement.
- The renovations include changes to the Rose Garden, the Oval Office, a new ballroom, and updated bathrooms.
- The changes have drawn different reactions from Trump's supporters and critics, highlighting political divisions.
- A clip of Trump denying the use of Home Depot items has been widely shared and viewed millions of times on social media.
- Some commentators have criticized the renovations, arguing that they should not be a priority during a government shutdown.
- A former White House official and others have expressed concern about the renovations affecting historical aspects of the White House.
