The Diet Coke button that President Trump used to drink soda during his first term will be once again on display in the renovated White House Oval Office.
The famous little red button hidden inside a wooden box was discovered on President Trump's resolute desk after Monday's inauguration ceremony, the newspaper reported. wall street journal.
The button was removed from the Oval Office in 2021 by Trump's predecessor, former President Joe Biden.
Pressing this button will notify the White House Butler that President Trump's drink of choice, Diet Coke, is needed in the Oval Office.
President Trump: “Everyone gets a little nervous when I push that button'' told a reporter from the Financial Times In 2017.
Traditionally, the Oval Office is renovated to suit the president-elect's tastes during the inauguration ceremony.
Rugs, curtains, paintings, and statues are often replaced with other items from the White House or government collections to suit the new president's tastes.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the decorations in President Trump's new Oval Office include portraits of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington, and a painting of the first president hangs above the fireplace.
President Trump's office also featured a portrait of Alexander Hamilton, the country's first Treasury secretary and founder of the Post newspaper, and a portrait of former President Thomas Jefferson.
Trump, 78, also brought back a bust of Winston Churchill that he displayed on a table next to the fireplace during his first term, as well as a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. that he and Biden had displayed in the Oval Office. I kept it.
The gold curtains that Trump chose during his first term were also used by Biden, 82, and remain in place.
Artist Frederick Remington's “Bronco Buster” sculpture is also back in the room, where it sits beneath Jackson's portrait.
A new silver eagle statue was also found above the fireplace on the mantel.
Mr. Biden's blue rug was replaced with a neutral-colored rug that Mr. Trump previously used in the Oval Office.
Another change is the items on the coffee table in the Oval Office.
Biden placed chocolate chip cookies on the table, which on Monday had a bouquet of flowers and a square gold paperweight embossed with the word “Trump.”
