President Trump asked Jeanine Pirro to look again at the vandalism case. The case was recently dropped. Trump wants Pirro to take another look.

Trump said people can see the vandalism up close now. He shared photos of the damage on social media. The photos show the damage to the pool.

Trump said people saw the vandalism happen. There were witnesses. The material was cut with a knife. Trump is unhappy with the decision to drop the case.

Trump disagrees with Jeanine Pirro about the case. He said he disagrees 100 percent.

Trump asked Pirro to look again at the case. The case is about vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Trump wants Pirro to reconsider.

Trump said Pirro should look again at the case. The person involved is connected to a fundraising group. Trump does not like this group. He thinks they do bad things.

Trump is unhappy with Pirro's decision to drop the case. The case is about a former Olympian named David Hearn.

Trump said Pirro made a mistake. He said she gave up too easily. He compared her to an umbrella that folds up.

Trump wrote about the case on social media. He said he disagrees with Pirro. He does not understand why she dropped the case.

David Hearn was charged with vandalism. He is a former Olympian.

Hearn was charged with damaging the pool. He pulled on a loose part of the pool's coating. A park employee told him to stop. He did not stop.

The prosecutors said they did not have all the information. The Department of the Interior did not give them all the records.

The Lincoln Memorial and Reflecting Pool are famous landmarks. They are in Washington DC.

The prosecutors said they would not have charged Hearn if they had all the information. They said the Department of the Interior should have given them the records.

The Department of the Interior gave more documents to the prosecutors. The documents said the damage to the pool was caused by a flawed installation. The contractor did a bad job.

David Hearn donated money through a Democratic fundraising group.

Hearn competed in the Olympics. He is a canoeist. He competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics.

The prosecutors said they could not prove that Hearn caused the damage. They asked the court to dismiss the case.

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Hearn's lawyers said the case should never have been brought. They said the government made a mistake. They said the government owes Hearn an apology.

Fox News reporters contributed to this story.

Brie Stimson is a writer for Fox News. She writes about entertainment and breaking news.