But Annie, you mentioned how the food was excellent at the White House.

Can you get specific as to what was all involved in the spread?

Yeah, so they did have some good stuff.

They had a, I've never had this before.

So a French toast, grilled cheese, and ham sandwich,

that they sprinkled a little bit of powdered sugar on.

I mean, this phenomenal.

The guys were, and there was abundance of this.

And then they had chicken, fingers, exotic chicken.

And then maybe the best part was the edge,

which I hadn't seen before, but a little bite-sized squares

of the heart of the watermelon.

So whoever, you know, my hat went off to the chef.

I went back and talked to him.

I just go, you guys are unbelievable.

I mean, whoever cut all of that out,

and had the patience to do that, that goes off to him.

Big red never really struck me as a watermelon guy.

I don't want to waste calories on watermelon

when you could be eating cheeseburgers.

The White House has come a long way from McDonald's.

That's for sure, although I'm sure Andy Reed

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