Government Watchdog: Trump's Trips To Florida Costing Taxpayers Millions
NPRGovernment Watchdog: Trump's Trips To Florida Costing Taxpayers Millions Enlarge this image toggle caption J. David Ake/AP J. David Ake/AP President Trump's travels to his private club Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., give the chief executive a chance to unwind, hang out with friends and play golf. A new report from the Government Accountability Office says four such trips early on in Trump's presidency cost taxpayers $13.6 million, or some $3.4 million each. That is far higher than the estimates of Trump's travel costs early in his presidency, which were pegged at about $1 million per trip. The report also found that the Secret Service spent nearly $400,000 protecting Trump's sons Donald Jr. and Eric on trips they took in January and February 2017.