President of the United States Donald Trump used to tear at small pieces of documents with which he finished work, and then throw them in the trash can or just on the floor. Employees of the White House have to glue these scraps of scotch, said the American newspaper Politico referring to former employees of the office.

According to them, Trump, by habit, tears documents that are legally required to be kept in the archive. According to the Presidential Records Act, all documents touched by the President of the United States must be sent to the National Archives in order to preserve the history.

As a result, employees of the White House have to stick together pieces of paper ruptured by Trump so that they are not accused of violating legislation. "Sometimes the papers just tear in the middle, but sometimes they were torn so finely that they looked like confetti," said one of the employees of the presidential administration.

According to politico's interlocutors, no one can convince Trump to abandon this habit. Former employees of the White House noted that under the US President Barack Obama all documentation was sent to the National Archives intact.