11 Times Potus Travel Pool Gave Us a Glimpse Inside the White House

The White House is one of the most iconic buildings in the world, and it's also one of the most secretive. But thanks to the Potus Travel Pool, we've been able to get a few glimpses inside.

The Potus Travel Pool is a group of reporters who travel with the President on Air Force One. They're there to cover the President's activities, but they also get to see some of the behind-the-scenes workings of the White House.

9/11 With POTUS: Inside the White House Travel Pool

by Chris Carlson

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Over the years, the Potus Travel Pool has given us a glimpse into some of the most private corners of the White House. We've seen the Oval Office, the Cabinet Room, and even the President's private quarters.

Here are 11 of our favorite moments from the Potus Travel Pool:

1. The Oval Office

In 2017, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the Oval Office by then-President Donald Trump. The reporters were able to see the President's desk, his chairs, and even the famous Resolute Desk.

2. The Cabinet Room

The Cabinet Room is where the President meets with his advisors to discuss important matters of state. In 2018, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the Cabinet Room by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the table where the President sits, the chairs where his advisors sit, and even the chandelier that hangs from the ceiling.

3. The President's private quarters

The President's private quarters are located on the second floor of the White House. In 2019, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the President's private quarters by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the President's bedroom, his bathroom, and even his closet.

4. The White House kitchen

The White House kitchen is where the President's meals are prepared. In 2020, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House kitchen by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the ovens, the stovetops, and even the refrigerators.

5. The White House garden

The White House garden is a beautiful outdoor space where the President can relax and entertain guests. In 2021, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House garden by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the flowers, the trees, and even the fountain.

6. The White House pool

The White House pool is a heated indoor swimming pool where the President can relax. In 2022, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House pool by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the pool, the hot tub, and even the sauna.

7. The White House gym

The White House gym is where the President can work out. In 2023, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House gym by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the treadmills, the weights, and even the punching bags.

8. The White House bowling alley

The White House bowling alley is where the President can bowl with his friends and family. In 2024, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House bowling alley by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the lanes, the pins, and even the bowling balls.

9. The White House movie theater

The White House movie theater is where the President can watch movies with his friends and family. In 2025, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House movie theater by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the screen, the seats, and even the popcorn machine.

10. The White House library

The White House library is where the President can read books and do research. In 2026, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House library by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the shelves, the books, and even the fireplace.

11. The White House solarium

The White House solarium is a sunroom where the President can relax and enjoy the outdoors. In 2027, the Potus Travel Pool was given a tour of the White House solarium by then-President Trump. The reporters were able to see the windows, the plants, and even the fountain.

The Potus Travel Pool has given us a glimpse into some of the most private corners of the White House. We've seen the Oval Office, the Cabinet Room, and even the President's private quarters.

These are just a few of the many moments that the Potus Travel Pool has given us a glimpse inside the White House. We're grateful for the opportunity to see what goes on behind the scenes in the most famous building in the world.

9/11 With POTUS: Inside the White House Travel Pool

by Chris Carlson

4.3 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	13000 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	210 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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