Donald Trump at the Kennedy Center: US President and first woman Melania Trump happy, did it; Watch the video

US President Donald Trump found a mixture of boons and cheers as well as arriving at a Tuxido at the Kennedy Center for the inaugural night in Washington.This was his first visit to the venue since becoming President and when he works to shape the institution in his own way, he came.While Trump and Melania stood on top of the audience, Muffled Buzz was mixed with people shouting, “USA! USA! USA!”“We want to bring it back, and we want to bring it back better than ever,” Trump said walking on a red carpet with the first female Melania Trump. The Maga chief has shown a special hobby for “Less Misrayables”, which he has described as one of his favorite music. The song “Do you guys sing?” The show has been played in some of his last programs.The evening was a strong GOP appearance. Many Trump colleagues were seen in the event, including the Kennedy Center Interim Head Rick Grenal, Attorney General Palm Bandy, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, and Vice President JD Vance.Despite the discussion, some seats in the balcony and orchestra classes were quite vacant. Reports states that some “Less Egyptians” members may have boycotted the performance, the Washington Post report said. Trump responded to the possibility, saying, “I can’t care less.”Trump’s visit comes as part of a large step to control the Kennedy Center. Since returning to the White House in January, he fired the director and the board for a long time, replaced him with his colleagues and named himself chairman. His appointment includes Fox News Host and Close Affairs like Susie Wils and Maria Bartiromo.It has not gone down well with everyone. Some artists and protectors have taken out of the events, including shows such as “Hamilton”. Arts like Ben Folds and Renny Flaming have resigned. Subscriptions have allegedly fallen since the leadership change.Trump has also taken extensive steps to cut money for art. He has proposed to remove national settlement for art and humanities and target Smithsonian museums. “Some very unfair shows,” he was among his criticisms, “in which he called” anti-Marxist police demonstrations “and” lesbian-keval shakespeare “.The Kennedy Center was established in 1971 and was named after President John F. Kennedy.