By Geoff Earle, Deputy U.s. Political Editor For Dailymail.com In Columbia, South Carolina
Published: 18:09 BST, 22 June 2019 | Updated: 18:10 BST, 22 June 2019
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Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro is picturing the day he will bid farewell to President Trump and the first lady in a traditional send-off – concluding with salutations in Spanish.
Castro, the former housing secretary under President Barack Obama, described the moment in some detail at the end of his speech to South Carolina delegates in Columbia.
'My favorite moment of that day actually come a little bit earlier, the moment when it's traditional on the White House lawn for the incoming president to usher out the outgoing president,' Castro said, after saying his first official action would be to rejoin the Paris climate accord.
'ADIOS': Democratic presidential candidate former HUD Secretary Julian Castro has given some thought to the day he will say goodbye to President Trump in Spanish when Trump departs the White House
'I can just imagine being there with my wife, Erica and our daughter Carina and my son Christian getting ready to usher out Donald Tump and Melania Trump,' he said, proceeding to describe
