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I was incredibly honored to have dinner with President Trump and his key communications director Steven Chung at the White House last night. We dined in the red room and discussed his very successful first 100 days in office in his second term, from the secure border to reigning in inflation to the rest of his agenda, which is being worked on as we speak, which the president expects to pass in a timely manner in the coming months. The president could not have been more gracious and generous with his time. After an incredibly busy night meeting business leaders at the press conference and then in the Oval Office, the president was kind enough to dine with me and feast on a bubble, a bundle of Bibb lettuce salad and petite filet of beef with baby kale, followed by strawberry shortcake. I was so grateful to see some of the president's new designs at the White House and the changes, including that iconic portrait of President Trump with his fist in the air, saying fight, fight, fight after being shot in the ear back on July 13th last year. Before dinner, I was able to snap a few shots of some of the most beautiful rooms in the White House and take a mini tour of the historic surroundings. I thank President Trump for his time last night. Take a look at this. This is the back door where the White House staff is walking around a lot. This is the brick that was burned when the British set fire to the White House in 1814. That burnt brick is still there for a stark reminder of the United States' strength and the White House's leadership. Thank you so much, President Trump, for your leadership, friendship and protection of this great nation.
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