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Most Presidents "want to keep parts of the White House private for their families and themselves," but Trump is "very restless and doesn't like desk work. He’d rather roam around and B.S. with people than hunker down." - Hallo friend WELCOME TO AMERICA, In the article you read this time with the title Most Presidents "want to keep parts of the White House private for their families and themselves," but Trump is "very restless and doesn't like desk work. He’d rather roam around and B.S. with people than hunker down.", we have prepared well for this article you read and download the information therein. hopefully fill posts Article AMERICA, Article CULTURAL, Article ECONOMIC, Article POLITICAL, Article SECURITY, Article SOCCER, Article SOCIAL, we write this you can understand. Well, happy reading.

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Most Presidents "want to keep parts of the White House private for their families and themselves," but Trump is "very restless and doesn't like desk work. He’d rather roam around and B.S. with people than hunker down."

Says presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, quoted in "‘Want to see the Lincoln bedroom?’: Trump relishes role as White House tour guide" (WaPo).

Even though the specific place in the White House the headline mentions is the Lincoln Bedroom, the first place the article mentions is the room next to the Oval Office that Trump shows with the line, "I’m told this is where Bill and Monica...." He laughs and makes faces and, according to WaPo, relying on a new book, "The subject often leads to lengthy, sometimes crass conversations." I'd love to read the transcript! By the way the subject is crass to begin with. It's not really a matter of leading to crassness.

Says presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, quoted in "‘Want to see the Lincoln bedroom?’: Trump relishes role as White House tour guide" (WaPo).

Even though the specific place in the White House the headline mentions is the Lincoln Bedroom, the first place the article mentions is the room next to the Oval Office that Trump shows with

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the line, "I’m told this is where Bill and Monica...." He laughs and makes faces and, according to WaPo, relying on a new book, "The subject often leads to lengthy, sometimes crass conversations." I'd love to read the transcript! By the way the subject is crass to begin with. It's not really a matter of leading to crassness.

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