President Trump and First Lady Melania give their first White House Christmas greeting

WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 30: President Donald Trump and the first lady Melania Trump attend the 95th annual National Christmas Tree Lighting held by the National Park Service at the White House Ellipse in Washington, D.C., November 30, 2017. The Beach Boys, Wynonna, The Texas Tenors, Craig Campbell were among the artists who provided the entertainment. (Photo by Astrid Riecken/Getty Images)

President Trump tweeted his and First Lady Melania Trump’s Christmas greeting early Christmas morning.

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“My fellow Americans, Melania and I am delighted to wish America and the entire world a very Merry Christmas,” the president began.

The First Lady spoke of the spirit of Christmas and seeing “the best of America and the soul of the American people.”

Trump spoke of the miracle of Christmas and began to quote the Bible:

As the book of Isaiah tells us, ‘For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.’

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Just ahead of the holiday, Trump spoke via teleconference to members of five units, all of whom are currently deployed overseas, to pass along a Christmas message.

“As we celebrate this most precious holiday, we’re grateful for each of you who spend this Christmas away from our families and defend all of our families, our freedom and our flag,” he told them.

A few days earlier, Vice President Mike Pence made a surprise visit to American troops stationed at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. There, he closed out with a message for the holidays:

Now, I know there’s many faith traditions represented here. And no matter your background and belief, I hope you find renewal and renewed strength in this season. And for all of you who, like my family, in the coming days will look to a manger, and who will once again in your hearts claim the promise announced on a holy night — of peace on Earth and good will toward men — let me say, from the first family and my family, from families all across America: Merry Christmas.

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