I had a front row seat as the president bid good riddance to a former FBI director, threatened to go medieval on Iran, squeezed in 20 holes of golf and capped it all off by visiting a 'King,' writes Andrew Feinberg of a whirlwind three days away from the White House
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I had a front row seat as the president bid good riddance to a former FBI director, threatened to go medieval on Iran, squeezed in 20 holes of golf and capped it all off by visiting a 'King,' writes Andrew Feinberg of a whirlwind three days away from the White House
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