[Paul:] Well, President Trump, well a little unfortunate here misspelled the first lady's name in a tweet welcoming her home for the hospital. In a now deleted tweet, he wrote, Melanie is feeling and really well. Twitterverse having heyday with that, though he fixed it within a few minutes, but the first lady is back at the White House after ongoing that procedure for what the White House describes as a benign kidney condition. Her spokeswoman says Melania is resting comfortably. She remains in high spirits. CNN contributor Kate Andersen Brower with us now. So, Kate, the thing is the length of her stay raised a lot of questions. Do we know anything more or do you believe we will get anymore clarity about what was going on with the first lady? This came just about a week I think before she unveiled her Be Best platform. Any idea where that is going to go and when she might be in full force with that project?
[Brower:] I don't know. I reached out to her spokesperson to try to find out. And I'm not heard back yet this morning. It's early yet. But I would be surprised if she did anything this week. But again, I don't know. It's interesting that this comes on the heels of one of her most public weeks when she gave her Rose Garden announcement. It was about 11 minutes long. It's the longest we've really heard her speak as first lady. And so, obviously, this medical issue coming on the heels of that is a surprise. They are just very private, very close knit staff. I would be surprised if we hear much more from them on this.
[Paul:] I wanted to ask you, I know she received all kinds of well wishes and people were very concerned about her. What is it about this first lady you think that does resonate with people?
[Brower:] Well, her approval ratings are well beyond her husband's. I think the last poll was something like 57 percent approval. I think people feel that she is warm. She is engaging and kind of staying above the fray. I mean, we saw after this Texas shooting she tweeted out her thoughts and prayers for the families there. She is very careful and measured on Twitter in a way that her husband is not. So, I think people see the juxtaposition of this married couple who have two completely different approaches. She is taking a really traditional approach of job of first lady. I think people appreciate that about her. I think most people want to give the first lady a pass in some ways because she's not political and she's not overtly political.
[Paul:] A very good point. Kate Andersen Brewer, so good to have you here. Thank you.
[Brower:] Thanks.
[Paul:] Sure.
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