Melania Trump to work on women's issues as First Lady: Donald Trump
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has said that First Lady Melania would be working on women's issues and "difficulties" being faced by them.
Trump said Melania was a "strong advocate" for women's issues and feels "very strongly" about it.
"I think that Melania's going to be outstanding," Trump told reporters at a White House news conference when asked about the First Lady, who he claimed, has been treated unfairly by the media.
"She -- like others that she's working with -- feels very, very strongly about women's issues, women's difficulties. She's a very, very strong advocate. I think she's a great representative for this country," he said yesterday.
A former model Melania, 46, is currently living in New York to complete the school session of her son and would be joining Trump at the White House later this summer.
"I think, she is going to be a fantastic first Lady. She is going to be a tremendous representative of women and of the people," he said, adding that his daughter Ivanka would also be working on the same issue.
"They're not doing this for money. They're not doing this for pay. They're doing this because they feel it, both of them. Melania goes back and forth. And after Barron finishes school -- because it's hard to take a child out of school with a few months left -- she and Barron will be moving to the White House," Trump said.
Trump had married Slovenia-born Melania in 2005.
Trump said Melania was a "strong advocate" for women's issues and feels "very strongly" about it.
"I think that Melania's going to be outstanding," Trump told reporters at a White House news conference when asked about the First Lady, who he claimed, has been treated unfairly by the media.
"She -- like others that she's working with -- feels very, very strongly about women's issues, women's difficulties. She's a very, very strong advocate. I think she's a great representative for this country," he said yesterday.
A former model Melania, 46, is currently living in New York to complete the school session of her son and would be joining Trump at the White House later this summer.
"I think, she is going to be a fantastic first Lady. She is going to be a tremendous representative of women and of the people," he said, adding that his daughter Ivanka would also be working on the same issue.
"They're not doing this for money. They're not doing this for pay. They're doing this because they feel it, both of them. Melania goes back and forth. And after Barron finishes school -- because it's hard to take a child out of school with a few months left -- she and Barron will be moving to the White House," Trump said.
Trump had married Slovenia-born Melania in 2005.
