Video: President Trump and First Lady watch B2 bombers, F35s, and F22s fly over the White House
President Trump and First Lady watch B2 bombers, F35s, and F22s fly over the White House https://t.co/yLvPu1kZiL pic.twitter.com/sL776iWzOJ
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