Trump's Red Diet Coke Button Returns To The Oval Office Desk

President Donald Trump's so-called Diet Coke button has returned to the Oval Office.

Back in 2017, Trump confirmed he used it to summon sodas. The red button is hidden inside a wooden box and made to look like a part of the wooden table itself.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the little red button was back, following its removal in 2021 when Joe Biden, took office.

Now that it is back, Trump only needs to press the button and it will inform the butler that the President needs his soda.

According to New York Post, the Oval Office gets a makeover in order to match the preference of the incoming president while the Inauguration Day ceremonies are ongoing. Drapes, rugs, and even statuary are often replaced and made to follow the style and taste of the incoming President.

Trump brought back much of the same look that it had during his first term.

The portraits of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin are prominently displayed in the office with the painting of the first president over the fireplace.

A painting of the country's first Treasury secretary, Alexander Hamilton, also hangs in the office.

A bust of Winston Churchill on a table right next to the fireplace.

Martin Luther King's bust has remained in the Oval Office.

Another notable returnee is the "The Bronco Buster," a sculpture by artist Frederic Remington. The black sculpture sits right underneath the portrait of Jackson.

During Biden's term, chocolate chip cookies sat on the coffee table in the Oval Office but they were replaced with flowers and a gold paperweight.