Trump scheduled to leave Sunday and attend Super Bowl game in New Orleans
President Donald Trump arrived Friday for what is scheduled to be another 48 hour or so stay at Mar-a-Lago before he is expected to jet off to New Orleans for Sunday's Super Bowl game. The president arrived at Palm Beach International Airport at about 6 p.
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