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The vibes couldn’t have been any warmer at the White House Wednesday for the anticipated Trump-Biden summit because someone lit a raging fire in the Oval Office. 

With President-elect Trump talking transition of power with Sleepy Joe, the Internet was mesmerized by the inferno behind the two political powerhouses. 

Is that a gas fireplace cranked up to 11 on a scale of 1-10? Does the White House employee the greatest fireplace fire creator in the world? 

If that is a gas fireplace, I thought the Lib White House was against gas anything. Shouldn’t that have been ripped out by now? 

Who has intel on the Oval Office fireplace procedures? 

Email: joe.kinsey@outkick.com

All signs point to the Oval Office fireplace being a woodburner-only, which makes me wonder how many starter logs Biden ordered to be burnt for Trump’s visit

While I have a fireplace in my house, I’m not an expert on how they do things at the White House. Personally, I’ll throw a starter log in, grab some wood off my stash, throw it in and light it all up. 

From the look of things, this fire has at least 3-4 starter logs going. You’re not getting a perfect monster like that without help from Duraflame. 

Joe Biden meets with Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday in front of a raging fire. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

And another thing, why was there a fire in the first place? It was 53 degrees in D.C. today. That’s not exactly fireplace weather. Sure, Biden’s blood is as thin as a white hair in a retirement condo community, but still, the maintenance team could’ve just kicked up the thermostat a notch. 

Not today.