On Monday, the White House invited the media into the Oval Office as Trump signed executive orders and discussed the ongoing saga of the war in Iran.

CNN White House producer DJ Judd was there, and decided to post a photo on X of a pretty funny item found on Trump’s desk.

“Spotted on the desk this evening as Trump fielded questions on Iran from the Oval Office— a tube of Krazy Glue,” Judd captioned the photo.

Getty’s Andrew Harnik also seems to have inadvertently snapped a shot of the glue on Trump’s desk Monday.

An unopened package of Krazy Glue spotted on President Donald Trump’s desk Monday.

Andrew Harnik via Getty Images

All the way on the right tip of Trump’s desk, the tiny tube can be seen. Here is a more zoomed-in version of the photo.

A zoomed-in version of the photo showing super glue on Trump’s desk.

Andrew Harnik via Getty Images

“The important news you can expect from CNN,” Katie Miller, the wife of White House deputy chief of staff for policy Stephen Miller, dismissively wrote on X Monday in response to Judd’s photo.

Yet, the photo is noteworthy, as one X user pointed out to Miller.

“It does verify the reporting in ‘Regime Change’ so in that context it is important,” the user wrote.

New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan wrote in their new book, “Regime Change,” about how White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt once walked in on Trump using super glue to personally attach his gaudy gold fixtures to the Oval Office fireplace mantle.

“As he was known to prefer his own aesthetic handiwork to anyone else’s, the sight of the president squeezing glue onto gilded appliqués and mounting them on the wall himself surprised no one in his inner circle,” the newspaper said in a report on the book before its release.

Thanks to that widely reported and very weird detail, social media users weren’t very kind to Miller and her blatant deflection tactic.

And to be fair, the implication that the super glue was on Trump’s desk for cheap DIY decorating purposes got jokingly disputed by other X users as well.