Melania Trump reveals Christmas decorations, Lego portrait of president

This year's theme is "Home Is Where the Heart Is" and features Lego portraits of Donald Trump and George Washington, and 3D-printed ornaments.

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It took 1,500 volunteers working for one week to install the decorations. According to the White House, more than 50 Christmas trees, 700 feet of garland, 25,000 feet of ribbon and 10,000 butterflies fill the halls.

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