Trump’s new post:

Warning: A longtime and reputable employee of the U.S. National Parks organization, David Hearn, has seen on ActBlue that, in daylight, he damaged the reflective pool’s surface and, in a “severe” manner, pulled and tore part of the pool’s delicate covering.

This employee submitted his testimony to the U.S. prosecutors in early July.

Other incidents have also occurred, including the use of a substance similar to acid on newly planted grass next to the pool, on which the words “86 47” were written; a line probably taken from James Comey.

Other significant damages have also been done to the pool, but unfortunately, aside from the damage itself, we do not have any video or other evidence.

The government is repairing the pool and it will reopen soon. Security cameras have also been installed, and their installation

According to the government investigation report that follows: two National Parks employees, who were cleaning inside the pool, said that the suspect first took photos or video of the damage with his mobile phone. Then he knelt down, put both hands in the water, and began to violently pull a large section of the pool’s blue lining.

One of the employees asked his colleague to call the police and told the person not to touch the pool lining. In response, he said that National Parks employees are “very sensitive about the pool,” and he continued to pull the lining until the National Guard forces arrived.