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Short video posted yesterday by a man walking around DC filming the grounds. I linked to part of the video that starts with the fences, followed by the wood tower that was built but not used for the inauguration.

https://youtu.be/Q-TaODMHBc4?t=340

He talks about fences, goes around to Lafayette park, Compares remaining structure built facing the inaugural platform, with prior photos of traditional viewing structure for Inaugural Parade.

Maybe Trump building it was part of the ruse that made them plan for him to stay, and then he left. And there's this giant un-needed viewing stand and the MSM is NOT talking about why such a structure was built when all that was planned by the military was that very small, near silent parade (#1776). Takes about 3 months to build and about 1 month to take down.

The parade venue was built - but no parade. Maybe that's what would make some peeps search for "inguaral parade and find that link we discussed earlier," the silent parade in which all branches of mil honor the flag and 1776 instead of Biden.

Nothing to see here, folks, move along.

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Images of Biden's Inaugural Military Parade here: https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3930152/posts?page=552#552 (freerepublic.com)

Porkchop found a better quality link to the video which I'll copy here:

Biden inauguration military parade training in Washington DC on 2021-01-18 - YouTube

Did a quick image search and it looks to be the standard mantel decor:
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ThankQ for keepin’ it real. I’d like to see more pictures (the blank coffee table plant looks “off” with the mantle. And I’m wondering if it’s always that green thing or changes with season.
Do you know the name of the room it’s in? What search terms did you use?

Did a quick image search and it looks to be the standard mantel decor:
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Welp, there’s my problem. I didn’t recognize the room! The scale of the room seemed smaller, carpet is different, wall paper different. Dinky little coffee table. *sigh* The plants are different.

Particularly disgusted look on Obama’s face as he shakes hands with Trump. Bushy mantle foliage there.
Article title: Norman Rockwell’s Statue of Liberty can point Trump towards decency
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/jonathanjonesblog/2016/nov/23/norman-rockwell-statue-of-liberty-can-point-trump-towards-decency

I think Trump’s photos show more timely, tailored greenery and the first photo on the left was in July (appropriate for the season and I don’t see palid little plant that contrasts with in the room. I saw some with Trump wherein the mantle greenery coordinates better.

ThankQ for the details.