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Presidential Visit

By Celia Shortt Goodyear Boulder City Review
October 5, 2017 - 11:09 am
 
Paul Luisi/Boulder City Review Air Force One, seen 200 feet above the runway, flies President Donald Trump into McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas on Wednesday morning to speak in the aft ...
Paul Luisi/Boulder City Review Air Force One, seen 200 feet above the runway, flies President Donald Trump into McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas on Wednesday morning to speak in the aftermath of Sunday's mass shooting.

Paul Luisi/Boulder City Review

Air Force One, 200 feet above the runway, flies President Donald Trump into McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas on Wednesday morning to speak in the aftermath of Sunday’s mass shooting.

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