Trump shares security footage with alleged damage in White House Rose Garden

president Donald Trump shared security footage on social media on Saturday, as one of the subcontractors criticized the breaking “the most beautiful marble and the stone available anywhere” in the Roses Roses, which was recently renewed.

In a publication to the social truth, Trump said he had discovered a “huge gash” in limestone three days ago, and extended more than 25 yards.

“The surfaces are very important to me as a building,” the president wrote in The Post. As everyone knows, I built many wonderful buildings, and other things, over the years … [The limestone crack] It was deep and bad! She started screaming, “Who did this, and I want to know now!” – I did not say this in a nice way. “

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Trump said he wondered whether the damage caused by sabotage or “stupidity” and security equipment in the White House was credited with breaking the case.

“They have returned stupid people, while watching their boss (in sunglasses!),” Trump wrote in The Post. “He was a subcontractor contractor that fixes heavy landscapes on a broken and badly bacterial steel vehicle, as he rubbed strongly against the beautiful soft stone.”

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Joint security footage with the post showed two workers pushing a yellow vehicle, carrying a clear shrub on the newly installed stone.

It seems that at least two other men are watching the process.

President Donald Trump invites people to the podium to stand with him during a national day to pray in the garden of roses at the White House on May 1, in Washington, DC, (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

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Noting his “love and respect” to workers and contractors, the president repeated that the damage was unacceptable and said that the stone would be replaced.

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“Now, I will replace the stone, get the contractor, and I do not let that contractor work in the White House again – but how great video equipment is? I gave them, cold,” Trump wrote. “Make America great again!”

The White House did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.