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Melania Trump: 'It's election day so I wanted to come here to vote today'

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First Lady of the United States Melania Trump tells reporters, "It's election day so I wanted to come here to vote today on the election day," after casting her ballot near the Mar-a-Lago private resort owned by US President Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida.

Added on the 03/11/2020 18:49:27 - Copyright : AFP EN

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