Trump’s Palm Beach mansion is a combo deal: social setting, resort — and second White House. During his first term, Trump not only used Mar-Lago as a place for some R & R while golfing at his nearby course, he also hosted world leaders and U.S. officials at the mansion.

Just two years after an FBI raid found classified documents about US nuclear weapons and spy satellites stored in a bathroom, an eclectic mix of insiders are swarming to Mar-a-Lago, which is patrolled by robot dogs and armed guards on boats.

The members-only club, built in the 1920s, was once handed over to the federal government for possible use as a “winter White House.” Four decades later, that may finally happen.