Who is Margo Martin? Donald Trump seen leaving Trump Tower with former WH aide

ALSO READ

Donald Trump's young team: Meet the five former White House staffers who are joining ex-POTUS in Florida

Why did FBI raid Mar-a-Lago? SHOCKED Donald Trump claims 'home was under seige' and agents 'broke' into his safe

The former president spent two days along with Margo in New York City before flying to Florida to his Palm Beach estate, his new permanent residence after leaving the White House. Martin, who went with Trump's team on Wednesday, September 7 served as a White House press assistant during Trump's presidency. She was one of the few to remain with the former president's team even after he lost in the last presidential election. Martin's current responsibility as Deputy Director of Communications for his Save America PAC includes sending emails and reports to supporters and organizing his continued rallies across the country. Martin who was famous as the communications aide gave the final press lid for the Trump administration.  

Martin was a familiar face at Trump's press meets and she is known for cajoling journalists in and out of the Oval Office or other venues. She is currently heading the communication team which has members including Nick Luna, formerly the personal assistant to the then President, and Will Russell, director of the Trump White House advance team. Molly Michael, former Oval Office coordinator, and Cassidy Hutchinson who used to be an aide to former chief of staff Mark Meadows. The team is famous for helping Trump set up his next plan, specifically those of running for office again in 2024. Meanwhile, Trump's visit has led to heated discussions as it came on the same day as a report emerged that he was keeping nuclear secrets at Mar-a-Lago for an unnamed foreign nation, which was found in the FBI raid.

Martin also gained popularity for her social media post on moving out of the White House where she stated, "It’s impossible to adequately put into words—a goodbye that thoroughly thanks the people, memories and place that gave my life immeasurable purpose and happiness. The days were long, but the years were short. To all of those I worked, traveled, laughed and cried with...What I wouldn’t do for one more walk around the West Wing with you. You made this House a home. Here’s to the future...The best is yet to come ❤️🇺🇸"