Now that people are able to see it up close, they are reporting pure VANDALISM at The Reflecting Pool,” Trump posted.

The sign blames "years of neglect by previous administrations," in the latest Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool update.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool saga has gone on from April to August, with new signage blaming past administrations for their alleged neglect.

New York Times investigative reporter David Fahrenthold says they’ve connected the dots between the failed reflecting pool restoration, a manager at one of President Trump’s golf courses and no-bid government contracts.

The National Park Service posting warned on Friday that the "flushing may temporarily discolor the water as buildup in the pipes is cleaned out." The Department of Interior provided a similar explanation when algae first discolored the pool, saying it was residual growth from reactivated supply lines.

President Donald Trump urged Jeanine Pirro to revisit the dropped vandalism case, sharing photos he says show knife cuts at the Reflecting Pool.

In April, President Donald Trump announced that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was being renovated to address long-standing cosmetic and structural issues.

The New York Times identified dozens of areas throughout the newly installed liner of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool that showed signs of bubbles, tears or peeling. President Trump has for weeks blamed vandals for the damage that appeared at the Reflecting Pool shortly after its $16.

The National Park Service is providing an update on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, as President Donald Trump’s patience with members of his administration wanes.