that time so he returns to washington refreshed but certainly his aides will learn to watch the lunchtime hour a little more carefully. >> you know, mar-a-lago is a club. when we compare it to vacations that other former presidents have taken, for instance, george w. bush going to the ranch, barack obama going to hawaii, for instance, or martha's vineyard, mar-a-lago is a club, there are other people there. a former white house official told the washington post quote at mar-a-lago anyone who can get within eyesight changes the game. more many folks that are -- there are many folks that are there. is that good or bad, his ability to mingle with potentially people that have known him for a long time? >> there's good and bad in that, right? the good in it is that he has a chance to see his friends in a setting in which he's comfortable and he might not have the opportunity to see those people or touch base with them until the end of his presidency because back in washington his schedule is