Trump commands that the border wall with Mexico be painted black, aiming to deter climbers as the black surface may cause severe burns

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Interestingly, the message does not mention any gold-related features or decorations, but it is well-known that former President Donald Trump has an obsession with the colour gold. His private quarters in his Fifth Avenue skyscraper in New York, as well as the gold-plated bathroom he gifted to the Oval Office during his presidency, are testament to this.

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Interestingly, the gold gilding in the Oval Office of the White House was introduced during the Kennedy administration in the early 1960s. It was part of a redecoration effort led by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy to restore the Oval Office to a more historic and elegant style.

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