Ivanka Trump leads US delegation to South Korea
Ivanka Trump cheers on U.S. athletes and meets with South Korean officials; Greg Palkot reports on how U.S. officials are addressing tensions with North Korea.
White House senior advisor Ivanka Trump may have a jam-packed official schedule, but that doesn’t mean she’s above flying commercial. Through a Feb. 24 Twitter exchange with Team USA snowboarder Kyle Mack, the first daughter revealed that she jetted to the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games on a commercial flight.
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“Congratulations, Kyle Mack” Trump tweeted to the 20-year-old after he cinched the silver medal in the big air competition. Soon after, Mack cheekily requested a ride back on the presidential aircraft.
“Can I catch a ride back to the states on Air Force One??” he quipped.
“We’re rolling commercial, but you’re welcome to sit next me! Or come visit us at the White House anytime! Congrats!” the mother-of-three wrote back.
Leading the U.S. delegation at the Olympics closing ceremony on Feb. 25, Trump appears to be enjoying her time in South Korea. From meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-In to cheering on Team USA as they took their first ever gold in men’s curling, Trump will certainly have a relaxing flight back to the states.
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