"And we will be stronger and bigger and better as a nation than ever before. I see a similar pattern for her duties in Washington".
Before joining the festivities with his family, Trump thanked his wife for "working on this for a long time to make it ideal". According to the Washington Post, 21,000 people were expected for Trump's first Easter egg roll.
Planning for the massive annual event began later than usual this year, prompting questions about whether the event was going to happen at all. No doubt this year's Easter Egg Roll will go down as one of the more muted versions of the event.
But the mood was cheery despite the clouds and an occasional downpour, and the Trumps played warm hosts.
The president and his family, meanwhile, sat at the decoration workshop tables and helped children compose letters to the troops, along with greeting the guests. But lately the attention has been focused around the fact that she and their son, Barron, haven't yet moved into the White House.
The veteran event planner's work was on prominent display at President Donald Trump's inaugural luncheon at the Capitol.
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"Trump said with a smile, and blew a whistle to start the race".
A military band was on hand to perform for the guests and White House personnel and volunteers worked "tirelessly" to create a "memorable" experience for all concerned. The event will feature the Bunny Hop Stage, Reading Nook, egg roll, military bands, costumed characters and more.
The annual "Easter Egg Roll" revolves around children, who set about finding hidden coloured eggs in the garden bushes around the presidential residence and later roll them toward a finish line aided only by wooden spoons.
And in this 2016 response to a tweet, Spicer actually got nostalgic about being the White House's Easter bunny.
The Easter Egg Roll at the White House, on the day after Easter, has a long tradition dating back to 1878. "We're right on track".
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