Ivanka Trump: Adviser, daughter

Ivanka Trump: Adviser, daughter, and, this week, diplomat

By Betsy Klein and Kaitlan Collins, CNN

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01:55

How Fox News changed its tune on covering North Korea

02:18

How Fox News changed their tune about North Korea meeting

01:08

Stephanie Grisham injured by North Korean officials

02:20

9/11 responders react to Luis Alvarez's death

01:18

Enten: This is a pretty impressive fundraising haul

01:51

Castro: Trump likes to terrorize immigrant families

03:04

Trump Jr. sparks 'birther conspiracy' of Kamala Harris

04:31

2020 Democratic candidates fight for LGBTQ equality

02:26

With 20 steps, Trump made history in North Korea

02:06

Schumer hits Trump's 'reality show foreign policy'

00:58

Black Caucus member: Kamala Harris is the one

05:16

See disturbing posts in border agent Facebook group

02:25

Ocasio-Cortez visits border facility: 'I was not safe'

02:06

Hear President Trump's latest name flub

03:09

Whistleblower: Security culture is to not anger Pompeo

02:51

New CNN poll shows Harris and Warren rise after debates

Seoul (CNN) — It was the eve of President Donald Trump's historic steps into North Korea, and as the US delegation was lining up for a photo op with their South Korean counterparts at the Blue House, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo paced behind the group, looking for his opening.

Trump and President Moon Jae-in had taken their places in the center, followed by Moon's wife, Kim Jung-sook. The next US official in line was not a member of Trump's Cabinet or national security team, but his daughter and senior adviser Ivanka Trump.

As the cameras flashed and Pompeo awkwardly shuffled around, it took the first daughter a moment to realize he was trying to slide in. She eventually moved aside to let the secretary of state take his place between her and the South Korean first lady.