WASHINGTON – President Trump stopped by on Tuesday on the first White House tour of the 47th presidency, celebrating First Lady Melania Trump's work in organizing the coveted excursion.
“Thank you for coming. Trump told visitors who were stuffed into underground corridors.
“The first lady worked so hard to make it perfect, and I think you're going to really love it.”
The President's 78 said he “heard” that the tour was going on and “I want to stop by and say hello.”
“I have to say you're looking at someone very clever. So smart. Maybe one day you'll be here as president,” he continued, laughing from the group.
Trump closed by telling staff to give the group a “special tour.” Visitors say “America! United States!”
A self-directed tour was rested during the transition period ahead of Trump's oath on January 20th.
First Lady announced that the tour will resume on February 12th.
“The President and I are thrilled to reopen the White House for those interested in the extraordinary tale of this iconic and beautiful landmark,” 54-year-old Melania Trump said in a statement at the time. .
“There's so much to learn about our country's rich history from our American presidency, our first family living here, and our first-time experiences at the White House,” added the First Lady. “This opportunity is unique among countries around the world. We are honored to continue for hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.”
National members may request a White House tour three months in advance through a representative of Congress or a senator. Foreigners can book tours through the country's embassy in Washington, DC.
Free tours include access to Vermeil's rooms, libraries, rooms in China, blue rooms, red rooms, green rooms, state dining rooms and voyeurs at Kennedy Garden in the White House.
