Trump placed disputed plaques in the White House calling Biden the worst president and falsely accusing Obama of spying.

Trump has installed controversial plaques beneath presidential portraits in the White House West Colonnade, labeling Joe Biden as the "worst president in American history" and accusing him of election fraud, economic failure, and foreign policy missteps, while portraying Barack Obama as one of the most divisive figures and falsely alleging he spied on Trump’s 2016 campaign. The plaques, described by the White House as personally written by Trump, reflect his partisan views and mirror his social media style, with inconsistent punctuation and excessive capitalization. The changes are part of broader renovations, including gold leafing, removal of the East Wing, and paving over the Rose Garden. No official response has been issued by Biden, Obama, or the Clintons.