Look, I can’t be all bad! Grandpa Trump parades Ivanka’s children on the South Lawn as he leaves the White House after a tumultuous week
President Donald Trump spent some time with his grandchildren Arabella and Joseph today before boarding Marine One on his way to South Carolina. He strolled across the South Lawn with the two kids decked out in their adorable winter coats and boots ahead of his visit to unveil Boeing's newest aircraft in North Charleston. First Daughter Ivanka Trump shared photograph of her two older children, ages five and three, eagerly waiting for their grandfather, while Joseph Kushner was seen pressing his face up against a glass window in anticipation.
- President Donald Trump led his two grandchildren Arabella and Joseph to board Marine One on Friday
- First Daughter Ivanka Trump and husband Jared Kushner followed behind them on trip to South Carolina
- Trump will meet with Boeing officials, who are expected to unveil the new 787-10 Dreamliner
- The president will then head to Melbourne, Florida for a campaign rally on Saturday
President Donald Trump paraded his grandchildren Arabella and Joseph across the South Lawn before boarding Marine One on their way to South Carolina on Friday.
Trump left the White House with the two kids, dressed in their winter coats and boots, ahead of his visit to unveil Boeing's newest aircraft in North Charleston.
First Daughter Ivanka Trump shared photographs of her two older children, aged five and three, eagerly waiting for their grandfather.
Ivanka posted photographs of her two older children, Arabella and Joseph, to Instagram which showed them eagerly looking out the window of the White House, waiting for their grandfather. Joseph was seen pressing his face up against a glass window in anticipation.
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President Donald Trump spent some time with his grandchildren Arabella and Joseph today before boarding Marine One on his way to South Carolina
He strolled across the South Lawn with the two kids, ages five and three, decked out in their adorable winter coats and boots
Pictured left, a photo Ivanka posted to her Instagram. Right, Joseph Kushner was pictured pressing his face up against a glass window in anticipation
The president held onto Arabella and Joseph, who walked on each side of him, before the president quickly saluted a Marine and helped his grandson board the aircraft.
The toddler initially struggled to scale the stairs, but soon ran into Marine One with Arabella just behind him. Ivanka's youngest son Theodore was nowhere to be seen, and it remains unclear whether he was left behind in DC.
Ivanka, dressed in a white, double-breasted coat with towering black heels, walked hand in hand with husband Jared Kushner who wore a navy suit, before they too boarded the aircraft.
Left, Arabella, five, looking up at her grandfather, and right: Trump spending some time with his grandkids on the South Lawn
Pictured, Trump and his grandchildren boarding Marine One ahead of a short trip to Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland
They made a brief stop at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, before the president and his family, along with Chief White House Strategist Steve Bannon and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus boarded Air Force One.
Trump tweeted earlier on Friday: 'Going to Charleston, South Carolina, in order to spend time with Boeing and talk jobs! Look forward to it.'
Boeing will unveil the new 787-10 Dreamliner, and Trump will appear alongside Governor Henry McMaster, who took over for Nikki Haley after she was tapped to become US Ambassador to the United Nations.
Reverend Eric Manning, of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, where Dylann Roof shot dead nine black parishioners in 2015, is also slated to speak at the event.
Ivanka, who wore a white, double-breasted coat with towering black heels, followed behind them with husband Jared Kushner who wore a navy suit
Ivanka looked lovingly at her husband, who has been tapped as a senior adviser to the president and hailed as a force to broker peace between the Israelis and Palestinians
Ivanka Trump carried a black saddle bag from her own eponymous line, which she stepped down from ahead of her father's inauguration. The brand has become the subject of fierce debate after consumers boycotted it
In December, Trump slammed the company and said the US Air Force should cancel its order for a pair of planes to serve as the new Air Force One and a backup aircraft.
'Boeing is building a brand new 747 Air Force One for future presidents, but costs are out of control, more than $4billion. Cancel order!' Trump tweeted.
He met with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg in January, who told reporters: 'We discussed Air Force One, we discussed fighter aircraft.
'We made some great progress on simplifying requirements on Air Force One, streamlining the process. All that is going to provide a better airplane at a lower cost. I'm pleased with the progress there.'
Pictured, Trump during a brief stop at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, before transferring to Air Force One
Ivanka and Jared walked alongside Chief White House Strategist Steve Bannon (second from right) and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus (right)
Trump tweeted earlier on Friday: 'Going to Charleston, South Carolina, in order to spend time with Boeing and talk jobs! Look forward to it.' The company is expected to unveil its new 787-10 Dreamliner
Acting National Security Adviser Keith Kellogg, who Trump said was 'very much in play' to replace Mike Flynn, waited for the president at the top top of the steps of air Force One
In December, Trump slammed Boeing and said the US Air Force should cancel its order for a pair of planes to serve as the new Air Force One and a backup aircraft before meeting with Boeing executive Dennis Muilenburg
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said earlier this week: 'This trip has been months in the making and we're thrilled to celebrate the roll out of this amazing plane.'
Trump was last in South Carolina on the campaign trail, and he won the state with a 14 point margin over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
He will head to Melbourne, Florida, on Friday, for a campaign rally.
Ivanka descended the steps of Air Force One holding hands with her husband while wearing a black top paired with a long striped skirt
Boeing employees and guests were seated inside the South Carolina plant with welcome signs. Another poster warned: 'Don't believe the liberal media!'
Trump arrived at the Boeing plant on Friday afternoon and posed with executives ahead of his remarks
Pictured, Trump touring the South Carolina facility with Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, third from left, on Friday
Jared and Ivanka (left) joined along on the tour before Trump spoke to the crowd, touting the importance of American manufacturing
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