Trump aide Alina Habba claims she has uncovered Biden's 'fake Oval Office' after his admin's 'cover-up'

WASHINGTON, DC: It looks like Joe Biden's infamous "fake Oval Office" has just been uncovered—by none other than Donald Trump's senior advisor, Alina Habba.

The 40-year-old, who previously served as Trump's legal spokesperson, claimed she had "cracked the case" on the mysterious set that had fueled several conspiracy theories.

We’re talking about that special White House set built for former president Biden's Zoom calls and public appearances—the one that had many questioning whether he was actually up to the job or if the whole thing was just an elaborate cover-up to hide his decline. 

Alina Habba's big reveal

Alina Habba excitedly told her followers in a video she dropped to X (formerly Twitter, "You guys, I just finished a show. Look at the room that they put me in." She then pans around, revealing a space decked out with a White House logo, an American flag, a teleprompter, a golden chair, a table, and multiple TV screens with lighting fixtures.

"We're in Biden's fake Oval Office, everybody," she revealed.

As she scans the room, she seems to be piecing it all together in real-time. "I now know why; I now get it," she says, as the camera zooms in on a screen and a teleprompter. "There is a screen, teleprompter to the face."

And then she takes a final jab at Biden’s administration: "All I can say is the last administration was a disgratz."

If you’re wondering what "disgratz" means, Habba was probably attempting some Italian slang. The closest word is "disgraziata," which translates to "wretched," "miserable," or just plain "no good."

Joe Biden's 'fake' Oval Office set and the apparent 'cover-up' that couldn't last

Joe Biden’s "fake" Oval Office set became infamous after it was used for several major events—including his Build Back Better speech—where the digital window behind him bizarrely showed flowers blooming, even though it was completely out of season, according to the Daily Mail.

It also played a starring role when Biden got his Covid-19 booster shot and when he attended Zoom meetings with world leaders at the UN General Assembly. Critics have long wondered why he wasn't just using the actual White House instead of this highly produced TV studio setup.

It didn’t take long for the internet to go crazy with theories—was the set just for optics, or was it a way to hide Biden’s declining health? Those whispers eventually turned into rampant speculation and a lot of people started connecting the dots after the now-infamous debate disaster that ended his reelection campaign.

Ever since that fateful debate—where Biden's frailty was put on full display before a national audience—insiders have been coming forward with shocking revelations about just how much was hidden from the public.

In late February, a former Biden administration official accused his colleagues of "gaslighting" journalists and voters about the president’s condition. The official said that anyone who dared to question Biden’s age or ability was immediately shut down.

Biden camp's PR nightmare

Former first lady Jill Biden's former press secretary, Michael LaRosa, spilled it all when addressing the administration’s mishandling of the situation. He pointed fingers at officials who attacked journalists simply for asking about Biden’s age, revealing just how afraid they were of exposing a president who was increasingly prone to gaffes.

"We were always, from day one, cognizant that age was an issue," LaRosa admitted during an event at the Science Institute at American University.

This comes as a new book titled 'Original Sin' by Axios reporter Alex Thompson and CNN anchor Jake Tapper takes the Biden camp to task for what it calls a full-blown cover-up of Biden's decline.

LaRosa chimed in, "There are some things that are true, I mean, like the gaslighting. There was a lot of denial of the polling." He then exposed how the administration downplayed Biden’s bad numbers for over a year and a half, convincing themselves and everyone else that the polls didn’t mean anything.

"The message to everybody was to make sure that you tell people it’s too early. It’s too early. These polls don’t mean anything. Well, it became too early. And these polls don’t mean anything for about a year and a half. The polls, the numbers never moved," he added.