President Trump appeared to eject someone from  the Oval Office for opening the door whilst he was delivering a speech.

In a rather amusing moment, as users on X highlighted, Trump expelled someone from the Oval Office when an unidentified person opened the door during the President's bill signing ceremony, interrupting his address.

Seated at his desk in the Oval Office, Trump was mid-speech when he was suddenly disrupted. "This very, I think terrible," he stops abruptly. The confrontation was reported soon after Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg was 'asked to leave' after huge White House blunder.

"Hello, who's that? Who is that back there? Get out of the room," declares the President. He then carries on as if nothing happened, "It went up because of something much different," he resumed.

The directive instructs Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute individuals who breach laws "in ways that involve desecrating the flag," according to a White House official.

Under the directive, Bondi would also pursue legal action with the aim of potentially altering what is permitted regarding flag burning under the First Amendment. The administration would also be empowered in certain instances to refuse or revoke visas to foreigners who engage in such acts.

Trump has consistently called for penalties against those who burn the American flag, despite the Supreme Court ruling that such action constitutes a form of constitutionally safeguarded free expression.

Trump has long demanded punishment for those who burn a U.S. flag, although the Supreme Court has ruled that doing so is a form of constitutionally protected free speech.

Trump managed to both sign the executive order and let his staff know who's boss before half past noon, when he began a meeting with South Korean president, Lee Jae Myung.

President Myung immediately began by praising Trump, crediting him with his role in "world peace," and asked for his help in Korea.

It comes after Trump revealed a dramatic plan for his new "Department of War."