Trump dines with John Kelly, Steve Mnuchin, Wilbur Ross at Trump Hotel in DC
The dinner comes one day after Kelly was named as the new WH chief of staff.
-- President Donald Trump had dinner Saturday at Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. with retired Gen. John Kelly, just one day after the White House announced that the outgoing Secretary of Homeland Security would replace Reince Preibus as the White House chief of staff.
Joining Trump and Kelly at the hotel -- located less than a mile from The White House -- was Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin and Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross. Also present were Mnuchin's wife, Scottish actress Louise Linton, and Ross' wife, Hilary Geary.
The president arrived at the luxury hotel around 8 p.m., and left after about two hours. Once inside the hotel, he was met by a throng of people snapping photos of him on their smartphones. As he departed the hotel, Trump waved to onlookers, many of whom cheered.
Social media users inside the hotel posted photos of the presidential posse sitting in a banquette at the property's steakhouse, BLT Prime by David Burke. In one photo, Trump is seated next to Kelly and Linton.
Prior to arriving at the hotel, Mnuchin, Ross and their wives were spotted at the South Portico of the White House waiting for the president.