How the Great #HandOff of The United States will go ....
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In a big widely Televised and live Social Media covered Event, Joe Biden, the current #Potus will bring Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to Washington, DC via a convoy with a Tow Dolly for my 1995 GMC Suburban.
My Cat Squeeks and I will ride with the Suburban that has the tow dolly all the way across the US to Washington, DC from San Diego, CA.
Soon, Potus will announce to the Nation, that "We are becoming our greatest version" in his speech. In that Speech, he will announce that " this fine, highly intelligent, saudi-American Royal Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed is going to take America to greater heights as never seen before. This process will not be an easy one. There will be much work to be done. I wish His Royal Highness, Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed the best in his endeavors."
Once Potus makes this speech, efforts will begin to bring Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed to The White House where I will be escorted directly to the Oval Office where Potus and I shall meet, shake Hands and begin speaking about the Televised Hand-off. Potus will inform His Royal Highness, Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed of the final procedures left before and during the Hand-off and which room we will do do in. Then, he will take me to go see the room where we will do a practice run of the procedures. Then, Potus will tell me what time the Ceremony begins and that I have a few hours to go look around the whitehouse with, he eill suggest the Kitchen first then the underground train, and then the garage. After the two hours pass, Secret Service agents come escort me to the Press Office where Potus greets His Royal Highness, Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed with a handshake and we sit down in two areanged chairs. He says some words about his term as President and what work still needs to happen. I nod my head and shake his hand as both of us stand up and give one another hugs.
Later that evening, Prince Adam Bin Alwaleed will take the podium in the First Address.
