Trump Dines With Supporters at Home of DC Attorney

President Donald Trump had dinner Wednesday night at the Georgetown home of Washington attorney C. Boyden Gray.

It was a rare night out for a homebody president who rarely leaves the White House for dinner, unless it's at his own hotel.

But it remains unclear exactly who organized the event.

White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters told reporters the president was having dinner with a small group of supporters. But she declined to discuss on record whether the White House or an outside group had organized what the White House later described as a "political event."

CNBC reported the dinner's guests included several officials from the pro-Trump nonprofit group America First Policies.

A spokeswoman for the group did not immediately respond to a request for comment.