republican lawmakers gather at the 'Rose Garden Club' insights of Trump for a White House supper

In an unusual move, President Donald Trump paved over the grassy lawn in the White House Rose Garden and hosted a dinner there on Friday night. The newly paved Rose Garden, reminiscent of the outdoor setup at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club, was the venue for the gathering.

The tech executives in attendance included Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates, Apple CEO Tim Cook, and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. The president expressed his gratitude to the attendees for their support of his legislation. However, no new information about the specific legislation or the agenda of the dinner was provided.

The dinner was initially planned to be an outdoor event, but due to rain, it was moved indoors. Trump mentioned that the tech executives did not want rain during the dinner. The gathering, which was attended by approximately 100 people, mostly House Republicans and some GOP senators, was dubbed the "Rose Garden Club" by the president.

Trump announced that the purpose of the Rose Garden Club is to bring peace and success to the country. He also stated that the tech executives he dined with the previous night were the first to enjoy the newly paved Rose Garden. The Rose Garden Club, as referred to by Trump, is a club for senators, congresspeople, and people in Washington.

Despite extensive searches, there are no search results that mention any prominent persons invited by President Trump to dine in the newly paved White House Rose Garden beyond the mentioned tech executives. The dinner marked a unique event in the White House's history, as the Rose Garden was transformed into a venue for high-profile dinners.