Mary Margaret Olihan

I started that day at DCA Ronald Reagan national airport because I got a tip that mom Donnie would be arriving there.

So I was waiting for him at the door where he was going to leave out.

If we could see his, you know, black SUVs outside the door.

And we were waiting for him to talk to him.

And when he came up the escalator, you know, his team tried to say, no, no, no, he can't talk to you.

But we did ask him a couple questions.

I said, are you excited for your meeting with Trump?

And he said someone else was there and asked him a policy question.

And he basically was like, I can't think about anything except this meeting with Trump, which I thought was kind of interesting.

One track mind.

Yeah.

And I mean, look, it was an intimidating meeting.

So, you know, I could be wrong, but I got the vibe that he was a little nervous for this.

And then, of course, at the White House, the tension was so high among the press.

I mean, only a few of us were able to go into the Oval Office.

I wasn't that day.

It wasn't my day.

But the reporters who were in there were very lucky.

And the rest of us were all just kind of like waiting around the White House, hoping that

that we could hear something.