Mr Trump took to the stage in front of an audience 1,500 teenagers on Tuesday at Turning Point USA. He stood in front of what looked like the official presidential seal, but was actually an altered image. It featured an eagle looked like the bird on the Russian coat of arms, as it had two heads to symbolise empire and domination.
In its talons, the bird was holding golf clubs instead of 13 arrows, as well as a wad of money instead of an olive branch.
The banner is supposed to have the US motto “E pluribus unum,” which is Latin for “Out of many, one”.
But the two-headed eagle had a banner with “45 es un titere,” which is Spanish for “45 is a puppet”.
Neither the White House and Turning Point know who created the fake seal.
But the conservative group announced it had fired the member of its video team who it says was responsible for its display.
A Turning Point spokesman told The Washington Post: “We did let the individual go.
“I don’t think it was malicious intent, but nevertheless.”
The spokesman added the mistake was “unacceptable”.
They said the blunder had come about due to a rushed online search to find a second image of the presidential seal to display behind Trump.
Meanwhile, The White House said Turning Point was to blame for the mistake.
This was because the group was responsible for the event’s production, including the video.
An official told CNN: “We never saw the seal in question before it appeared in the video. For anything further, you would need to contact Turning Point – it was their event.”