Hey everybody, welcome back to another episode of Lara Trump wanted for questioning.

I'm hoping we get some good questions today.

I have some things that I'm hoping you guys ask me.

Let's see how we go.

Here we go.

First question, did you let your kids stay up to midnight for New

years, or did you change the clocks ahead like we did for our little ones? God, that's a lot of work,

guys. We got a lot of clocks. Just in the kitchen alone, I'm trying to think, three at least

in the kitchen. And then, you know, they are no dummies. They'll grab a phone.

One of our phones, check it out, grab a watch. They can tell time with like the normal, you know, all the things.

They're pretty savvy. No, they did not stay up that late. My daughter fell asleep apparently around like 8, 45, 9 o'clock.

You know, my goal throughout this two-week period of these kids being off of school,

that's like two weeks, was ensuring that they were absolutely exhausted by the end of the day.

They were outside from sunup to probably pass sundown in a lot of instances.

I mean, we're lucky we live in Florida.

So they just went hard all day every day.

And so, yeah, my daughter apparently clocked out at like 845.

My son, I think, made it to close to 10.

But our nanny told me, Eric and I were down at a little place called the Mar-a-Lago

Club.

You may have heard of it for our New Year's celebration.

Quite a scene.

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