Mr Trump goes to Washington! The Donald and a stunning Kellyanne Conway attend glamorous pre-inauguration dinner

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[h=1]Mr Trump goes to Washington! The Donald and a stunning Kellyanne Conway attend glamorous pre-inauguration dinner[/h]

• The president-elect jetted into the nation's capital for the exclusive, black-tie event for donors and diplomats
• Trump addressed the crowd of about 500 people just minutes after he touched down and raced to the gala
• Kellyanne Conway was spotted with Trump, and the adviser was wearing a white gown and carrying a fur coat
• The president-elect heaped praise on the diplomats in attendance, as well as all of his cabinet choices
• Trump is not staying in Washington until Friday's inauguration, and will fly back to New York on Tuesday night

By LIAM QUINN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 02:03, 18 January 2017 | UPDATED: 03:18, 18 January 2017

 

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Donald Trump has touched down for a quick stop in Washington DC just three days before he will be sworn in as president.
The president-elect was seen stepping off his Trump jet at Reagan National Airport in Alexandria, Virginia. Earlier in the night he was seen leaving from LaGuardia Airport in New York.
Trump is only stopping over in DC, and is expected to fly back to New York on Tuesday night. Adviser Kellyanne Conway was with him, and she was spotted wearing a white gown and carrying what appeared to be a fur coat.
The Donald didn't waste any time once he landed in the capital, opting to head straight for the The Chairman's Global Dinner.

 

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Donald Trump has touched down for a quick stop in Washington DC just three days before he will be sworn in as president

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Kellyanne Conway, advisor to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, arrives with him aboard his plane at Reagan National Airport

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Conway was wearing a white gown as she stepped off the plane and followed the president-elect to the black-tie event

The black-tie, invitation-only affair was attended by about 500 people - with a mix of 150 diplomats and 300 of Trump's biggest donors and VIPs, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Some of the big names in attendance were: Daniel Snyder - owner of the Washington NFL team, actor Jon Voight, casino magnate Steve Wynn, Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani, and Israel's ambassador to the US, Ron Dermer.

 

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Trump addressed the crowd gathered at the opulent Andrew W. Mellon auditorium, and kicked off his remarks by thanking his running mate, Mike Pence.
'I had a couple of beauties I could have picked. But they were good too but maybe wouldn't have worked out like Mike,' Trump said, according to press pool reports.

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After landing, Trump rushed to an exclusive black-tie event with international diplomats and his biggest donors and VIPs

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The president-elect was seen stepping off his Trump jet (pictured) at Reagan National Airport in Alexandria, Virginia

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President-elect Donald Trump, left, stands with Vice President-elect Mike Pence during the presidential inaugural Chairman's Global Dinner

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Trump addressed the black-tie, invitation-only affair, which was attended by about 500 people - with a mix of 150 diplomats and 300 of Trump's biggest donors and VIPs

 

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'So I want to thank Mike and Karen and I want to thank all of the people in the room. We have so many friends, 147 diplomats and investors, never been done before.'
He then went on to heaped praise on the diplomats and his cabinet picks, singling out Rex Tillerson - Trump's pick for Secretary of State.
'But I want to thank you all for being here. We have great respect for your countries, we have great respect for our world,' he said.
'We have a man that I wanted right from the beginning, Rex Tillerson. Now these lights are bright but he's around here some place. Where's our Rex? Wow. What a job.
'I think it's tougher than he thought. He's led this charmed life. He goes into a country, takes the oil, goes into another country.
'It's tough dealing with these politicians, right? He's going to be so incredible. And I'm very proud, I'm very proud of everybody, the cabinet members.

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Donald Trump speaks to diplomats at the Presidential Inaugural Committee Chairman's Global Dinner in Washington

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Former ExxonMobil executive Rex Tillerson, US President-elect Donald Trump's pick for US Secretary off State, attends the Chairman's Global Dinner a black-tie, invitation-only dinner

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Israel's Ambassador to the U.S. Ron Dermer (L) and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani (R, obscured) are seen at the gala

 

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Trump is pictured during his address to the donors and diplomats who turned out for the exclusive party in Washington DC

'It's tough dealing with these politicians, right? He's going to be so incredible. And I'm very proud, I'm very proud of everybody, the cabinet members.
'We have put together a team, I think the likes of which has never been assembled. So, we'll have further reports in the years to come, but I think you'll see that.'
Trump then joked about how safe the room was, referencing the gang of bikers traveling to Washington to provide a 'wall of meat' around the inauguration.
With more than 5,000 'Bikers for Trump' descending on DC, Trump tipped his hat to the group as he said people were coming to D.C. in 'record numbers' to watch him take the oath of office.

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Donald Trump delivers remarks at the Chairman's Global Dinner, at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington

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Retired Gen. Michael Flynn, President-elect Donald Trump's incoming National Security Adviser, listens to Trump during the gala

 

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Trump joked during the gala about how safe the room was, referencing the gang of bikers traveling to Washington to provide a 'wall of meat' around the inauguration

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An invitation to the 58th Presidential inauguration for Donald Trump is pictured in Washington DC

'People are pouring into Washington in record numbers. Bikers for Trump are on their way. It will be a great Thursday, Friday and Saturday!' Trump wrote.
Chris Cox, 48, is organizing what he hopes will be a sizable rally for America's pro-Trump bikers, and said he plans to protect Trump from protesters.
'In the event that we are needed, we will form a wall of meat,' he told Fox and Friends last weekend, in reference to a large protest planned against the president-elect on Saturday.

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Chris Cox (pictured meeting Trump in May) will host a rally, including speakers and music, during the inauguration. The bikers will also help if protesters break police lines he said

 

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Chris Cox (not pictured) is the organizer of Bikers for Trump; he says over 5,000 members will descend on DC Friday for the inauguration - and to potentially protect crowds

'We'll be shoulder to shoulder with our brothers and we'll be toe-to-toe with anyone who's going to break through police barriers.'
Earlier in the day, the menu for the ostentatious evening was revealed by TMZ.
Those in attendance had the choice of filet mignon or mustard glazed black cod, according to the website, with side dishes including carrot ribbon salad and champignon mushrooms.
There was also a choice between two red and two white wines, before wrapping up with baked Alaska cakes with fresh raspberries for dessert.

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Donald Trump boards his plane at LaGuardia airport in New York before flying to Washington DC for a quick visit on Tuesday night

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Trump (pictured climbing the stairs to his plane) will return to New York after a few hours in Washington on Tuesday night

 

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Donald Trump has touched down for a quick stop in Washington DC just three days before he will be sworn in as president

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Kellyanne Conway, advisor to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, arrives with him aboard his plane at Reagan National Airport

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Conway was wearing a white gown as she stepped off the plane and followed the president-elect to the black-tie event

The black-tie, invitation-only affair was attended by about 500 people - with a mix of 150 diplomats and 300 of Trump's biggest donors and VIPs, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Some of the big names in attendance were: Daniel Snyder - owner of the Washington NFL team, actor Jon Voight, casino magnate Steve Wynn, Michael Flynn, Rudy Giuliani, and Israel's ambassador to the US, Ron Dermer.

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