Trump's Broadway Debut: Cheers, Boos, and Renovations

On April 1st, President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump stepped out on the balcony at the Kennedy Center Tuesday night for the opening of the Broadway hit Chicago.

The crowd erupted in cheers and whoops, but booze rang out loud and clear too, especially as they hit the presidential box.

Clips from the scene tell different stories depending on the angle.

Some show cheers overpowering the cheers, while others catch the booze cutting through the hall.

The White House pushback hard, saying Trump got a warm welcome because he basically rescued the center from tough times.

This all went down right after he signed an order for a national list of verified voters and limits on mail-in ballots.

Audience folks had mixed vibes. Plenty were cut off guard by the heavy security, like bombs nipping dogs sweeping the place.

One paramedic from West Virginia called it, shocking but awesome, thrilled to see him there, supporting the arts.

Trump's moves on the Kennedy Center run deeper.

He's greenlit a two-year shutdown starting in July for big renovations, part of his bigger overhaul that's already sparked backlash.

This isn't his first rodeo either, with past visits, drawing jeers, advice President Bantz and his family, plus that January premiere of a Melania.

Documentary, Melania turn heads in a fringed wide dress nodding to the show's flapper style, keeping the night symbolic amid all the political heat.

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I'm Cory with the story.