Framed photos of President Trump meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have been set up above a staircase in the West Wing.
The change in decoration was noted on Twitter by the Wall Street Journal’s Michael Bender on Monday.
Pictures of President Trump and Kim Jong Un in the West Wing of the White House. A few weeks ago, these frames surrounded pics of Trump with Emmanuel Macron, president of France, one of America’s closest allies. pic.twitter.com/RZja99SDnJ
— Michael C. Bender (@MichaelCBender) June 18, 2018
The reporter said only weeks ago that the same area had photographs of Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.
A photo of that display was shared last month by Bloomberg’s Jennifer Jacobs.
The French love is still evident in the White House.
Pictures of Trump and Macron still up in the West Wing, a week after the big visit. @EmmanuelMacron pic.twitter.com/emENEEUvuL
— Jennifer Jacobs (@JenniferJJacobs) May 2, 2018
Trump and Macron clashed on Twitter earlier this month before the start of the G-7 summit in Quebec. After leaving the event, Trump also backed out of a communique agreed upon by the G-7 leaders.
Afterwards, Trump met with Kim for the first time at a historic summit in Singapore. There they signed a joint statement agreeing to pursue a “stable peace” on the Korean Peninsula.
Notably, Trump glossed over the North Korea’s human rights abuses and called Kim a “tough guy” ruling over a “tough country.”
