Whatever Trump's political legacy turns out to be, in the first six months of his second term he has moved to leave the biggest imprint on the White House complex of any president since John Adams first moved in on Nov. 1, 1800.

P resident Donald Trump was seen surveying the White House grounds from the building’s roof Tuesday, telling reporters he was “taking a little walk” a week after announcing plans to add a $200 million ballroom.

President Donald Trump was seen on the roof of the White House's West Wing. Trump stepped onto the roof above the press briefing room and west colonnade. The small group he was with included the architect of the newly announced $200 million White House ballroom project.