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Trump shows Xi new White House helipad, Marine One

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President Trump toured Chinese President Xi Jinping around his White House projects during the foreign leader’s state visit on Thursday. Trump walked Xi around the new granite landing pad on the South Lawn that he ordered for Marine One and pointed out the East Wing construction site where his ballr…

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  1. MyNorthwest

    Trump relishes showing Xi his Marine One chopper and new White House helipad (opens MyNorthwest)

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    WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump showed off some of his favorite things at the White House for the visiting leader of communist China on Thursday — bringing him inside his Marine One helicopter and exhibiting a new granite landing pad he built for it, along with the hulking, nearby construct…

  2. Toledo Blade

    Trump relishes showing Xi Marine One chopper and new White House helipad (opens Toledo Blade)

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    WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump showed off some of his favorite things at the White House for the visiting leader of communist China on Thursday — bringing him inside his Marine One helicopter and exhibiting a new granite landing pad he built for it, along with the hulking, nearby construction s…

  3. The Hill

    Trump shows Xi new White House helipad, Marine One (opens The Hill)

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    President Trump toured Chinese President Xi Jinping around his White House projects during the foreign leader’s state visit on Thursday. Trump walked Xi around the new granite landing pad on the South Lawn that he ordered for Marine One and pointed out the East Wing construction site where his ballr…

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