EXCLUSIVE: Trump and His TVs, Alone in the White House

All of the 88-inch, made-in-China flat screens were on — every [HASH]WestWing screen, including the one in the [HASH]OvalOffice (which Trump hadn’t been in for days), the one in the [HASH]RooseveltRoom, and the one in the [HASH]CabinetRoom. All of the flat screens in the [HASH]Residence were on, too: the [HASH]FamilyDiningRoom, the [HASH]PresidentsDiningRoom, the [HASH]CenterHall, [HASH]EastandWestSittingHalls, [HASH]LincolnBedroom, [HASH]TreatyRoom, the [HASH]MasterBedroom, even the TVs in the [HASH]MasterDressingRoom and the [HASH]MasterBathroom.

The peripatetic [HASH]President, his [HASH]UniversalVoiceCommandRemote (UVCR) in one hand and his trusty iPhone in the other, wandered from room to room on the second floor of the Residence, occasionally glancing out at the [HASH]NorthLawn and [HASH]PennsylvaniaAvenue through the tall glass door of the [HASH]YellowOvalRoom that led to the [HASH]TrumanBalcony.