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DISCLOSED Look at what exactly Trump signed at Walter Reed Hospital: 'This is one reality show!' The controversial photos were published by the White House itself, and Donald's daughter also praised them: 'It can be seen from whom you inherited work ethic' Writes: Jutarnji.hrPosted: October 05, 2020 11:47 am 8942029 Joyce N. Boghosian Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail Although he was confirmed to have a coronavirus infection, Donald Trump was photographed at Walter Reed Medical Center while signing an "important document" to show the world he was still working hard, but it turned out that the US president didn't actually sign anything because the paper on his desk was - empty! This was noticed by the users of social networks, and Twitter was immediately flooded with provocations on his account, with the inevitable and mocking hashtag #Staged (translated into Croatian - furnished). The controversial photos were published by the White House itself, and Donald's daughter, Ivanka Trump , also praised them : "Nothing can stop him from working for the American people," she wrote on the social network. - You can see from whom you inherited work ethic. What a father, what a daughter - her compatriots told her. RELATED NEWS 8950315Video icon UNKNOWN EVENTS Whistleblower 'buried' Trump in new documentary: 'Plan was on the table, but everything was rejected' CRITICISM DOES NOT STOP Trump's drive around the hospital endangers the health of others: 'They could die because of a political show' While the fake president signs blank pieces of paper the suckers and losers of our military and intelligence agencies are keeping you safe. In this time of choosing, remember who the Real Americans are. pic.twitter.com/Vr0TcmLj8N - Ron Perlman (@perlmutations) October 4, 2020 - This is what the presidency of a reality star looks like, everything is staged! - tweeters commented. White House reporter Andrew Feinberg also carefully reviewed the photos, and after zooming in on one of them, he discovered that Trump was "signing on a blank sheet of paper." - It's the only kind of 'job' he can do. And in his mind, as long as he looks like he’s working and as long as his army of followers believe it, that’s good, if not better than that he’s actually doing something, ”one user posted on Twitter. Historian Alex von Tunzelmann also criticized the president's failure to wear a mask: "I hope his vanity did not endanger the photographer." This looks like some weird exhibit from Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. https://t.co/XKiH9kLhz7 - Lynn Comella (@LynnComella) October 5, 2020