By james art 
US President Donald Trump has eliminated the iconic decisive bureau of the oval office and replaced it with the C&M desk used earlier by George H. Bush. Trump said the decisive desk used by almost every 1880 president underwent a slight renewal.
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Trump’s explanation for change
Trump has told the Truth Social that presidents can choose from seven desks and he has chosen the C&O desk as a temporary replacement. The C&M desk, originally built for the heads of Chesapeake and Ohio railway personnel, was donated to the White House in 1987.
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Elon Musk’s son and the viral incident
The decision to remove the desk came days after Elon Musk visited the oval office with his 4-year-old son X æ A-12. During a live session, the child was seen drinking his nose and rubbing the desk, an incident that quickly became viral. Trump, known for his germophobia, did not directly refer to this as a reason for the removal of the desk, but emphasized the need for renovation.
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The meaning of the decisive desk
The decisive bureau was made by the British research ship HMS Resolute and the United States by Queen Victoria in 1880. It is a symbol of the presidency and practical work space for leaders, including John F. Kennedy, Jimmy Carter, Bill Barak Obama and Joe Biden S
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(With contribution from agencies)