In a moment of lightness in the White House, the children were able to give the media the start in the informative session of the press and follow for some heavy questions.
At a viral moment that was part of the annual celebration of “bringing our daughters and sons to work on Tuesday, the White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, became her information about the questions to which she was probably not used to.
Instead of being persecuted about the last policy or news surrounding President Donald Trump, Leavitt found himself answering some truly paradise questions of the children of journalists and white house officials.
“What is Donald Trump’s favorite ice cream, hey, hey know?
Leavitt replied: “I have the president eat ice cream before, with chocolate sauce and some ingredients too.”
Another key question, in the event that the president has found the six infinite stones, or something like this: “If the president had a superpower, what would be?”
“Wow. If the president could have a superpower, what would be? That is a very good question,” Leavitt said.
“I think, if I had a superpower, it would be simply to break your fingers and solve all the problems of our country like that, because it likes to do things very quickly.”
There was a question of a child that almost sounded like the traditional media.
Do you think the Trump administration is pro-family?
Yes: 100% (12 votes)
No: 0% (0 votes)
“How many people has fired?” A girl asked.
After an imedized laugh, Leavitt Tok a time to answer.
“Until now, real, we have no dismissal to anyone, with the exception of a person who left his job,” Leavitt said. “But we have a great team here, so far, very well.”
You can see all the sincere interactions below:
Look: @Presssec Take children’s questions, it takes our children and daughter to work at the White House pic.twitter.com/bq82F3xk8
– Quick response 47 (@rapidresse47) May 20, 2025
Of course, taking a turn since the fourth estate was not the only thing the children had to do on Tuesday.
The children also had time with the first lady Melania Trump in the Kennedy garden.
“It is always special to see the creativity and spirit of children on display, so special here in the White House, where so many working men and women support the success of our nation every day,” he said.
Activities with Melania Trump included decorating wooden flags.
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