Washington D.C.- President Donald Trump signed an executive order today that officially apologized to African-Americans for slavery. The POTUS had tweeted overnight that he was going to “do something for the Blacks that Barack Obama didn’t do” and that it would be a “really really big thing.” As a symbolic gesture, President Trump signed the order in the Lincoln Bedroom in front of the bust of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  Surrounded by Ben Carson, Omarosa, Don King, and Stacy Dash, the President commented that he was disappointed that Frederick Douglas was not able to attend the signing. Frederick Douglas was unavailable for comment.