Harry Truman had his getaway in the Florida Keys. Ronald Reagan had a ranch in Santa Barbara. Previous U.S. presidents have often looked to private retreats to get out of D.C. on weekends and holidays.
But unlike his predecessors, Donald Trump's private club in Palm Beach, Florida - Mar-a-Lago - is a business, one with nearly 500 paying customers.
When a woman, Yujing Zhang, was caught to have illegally entered Mar-a-Lago, there arose concerns about who has access to this nexus of power and government.
David Fahrenthold, who covers President Trump's businesses and conflicts of interest for The Washington Post, joins the show to share his reporting.
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