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Donald Trump Says Mick Mulvaney To Be Acting White House Chief of Staff
Donald Trump announced Friday that his budget director Mick Mulvaney will step in as acting chief of staff to replace John Kelly -- amid indications the president is struggling to fill the key post.
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Trump Considering Son-In-Law Jared Kushner As Next Chief Of Staff: Report
Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president's next chief of staff, US media said Thursday. Kushner, an influential White House adviser and husband of Trump's daughter Ivanka, met with the Republican leader to discuss the job, according to the Huffington Post, which first ...
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Trump's Potential Next Chief Of Staff Pick Leaving White House
The White House official widely touted as Donald Trump's favorite to succeed his outgoing chief of staff John Kelly is instead leaving the administration at year's end, he tweeted Sunday.
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For US Allies, "Mad Dog" Jim Mattis Is The Last Adult In The Room
Since Donald Trump assumed office almost two years ago, U.S. allies in Europe, Asia and beyond have counted on a number of so-called adults in the room to constrain an unpredictable president. With the imminent departure of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, only Defense Secretary Jim Mattis remains.
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Donald Trump Says Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Step Down By End Of 2018
US President Donald Trump on Saturday announced his chief of staff John Kelly would be leaving the administration at the end of the year -- the latest in a series of moves by the Republican leader to change his inner circle of aides.
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Donald Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Resign: Report
John Kelly is expected to resign as U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff in the coming days, CNN reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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Ex-White House Aide Releases Audio Of Her Firing Inside Situation Room
Omarosa Manigault Newman, the fired White House aide seeking publicity for her new memoir about her time in the Trump administration, said in an interview Sunday that the way Chief of Staff John Kelly dismissed her involved a "threat" and played an audio recording of Kelly that she said she made in the Situation Room.
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In Memoir, Trump Ex-Aide Says She Refused Hush Money From "Racist" Man
Omarosa Manigault Newman was offered a $15,000-a-month contract from President Donald Trump's campaign to stay silent after being fired from her job as a White House aide by Chief of Staff John Kelly last December, according to a forthcoming book by Manigault Newman and people familiar with the proposal.
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Top Trump Aide Denies Calling Him "Idiot" In Front Of White House Staff
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly firmly denied a report Monday that he called President Donald Trump an "idiot" in front of other staff - the latest suggestion of possible tensions in Trump's inner circle.
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Trump Is Surrounded By Marines. That Didn't Stop Him From Mistakenly Tweeting 'Marine Core.'
As President Donald Trump's chief of staff, retired Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly is the core of White House operations.
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'It Was A Different Mind-Set': How Trump Soured On Tillerson As His Top Diplomat
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was asleep in his Nairobi hotel room early Saturday morning fighting a stomach bug when White House Chief of Staff John Kelly called to wake him around 2 a.m. to relay a terse message from President Donald Trump: The boss was not happy.
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"Didn't Cover Ourselves In Glory," Says Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly On Ex-Aide's Scandal
US President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly on Friday conceded the White House could have better handled a scandal involving senior aide Rob Porter, who resigned last month after allegations by two ex-wives that he abused them.
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White House Handling Of Classified Information "Wasn't Upto The Standards"
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly on Friday admitted the Trump administration's early handling of classified information and gatekeeping of sensitive secrets was not up to snuff.
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Top White House Advisers May Leave Over Tensions With Trump: Sources
Longstanding friction between U.S. President Donald Trump and two top aides, the National Security Adviser and the Chief of Staff, has grown to a point that either or both might quit soon, four senior administration officials said.
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White House Aides Defend Chief Of Staff John Kelly, Insist Donald Trump Is Not Looking For Replacements
Senior White House aides insisted Sunday that President Donald Trump retains confidence in Chief of Staff John Kelly in the midst of staff turmoil and said the president is not looking to replace the retired four-star general hired six months ago with a mandate to corral chaos.
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Donald Trump Says Mick Mulvaney To Be Acting White House Chief of Staff
Donald Trump announced Friday that his budget director Mick Mulvaney will step in as acting chief of staff to replace John Kelly -- amid indications the president is struggling to fill the key post.
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Trump Considering Son-In-Law Jared Kushner As Next Chief Of Staff: Report
Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner is on the short-list of potential candidates for the president's next chief of staff, US media said Thursday. Kushner, an influential White House adviser and husband of Trump's daughter Ivanka, met with the Republican leader to discuss the job, according to the Huffington Post, which first ...
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Trump's Potential Next Chief Of Staff Pick Leaving White House
The White House official widely touted as Donald Trump's favorite to succeed his outgoing chief of staff John Kelly is instead leaving the administration at year's end, he tweeted Sunday.
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For US Allies, "Mad Dog" Jim Mattis Is The Last Adult In The Room
Since Donald Trump assumed office almost two years ago, U.S. allies in Europe, Asia and beyond have counted on a number of so-called adults in the room to constrain an unpredictable president. With the imminent departure of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, only Defense Secretary Jim Mattis remains.
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Donald Trump Says Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Step Down By End Of 2018
US President Donald Trump on Saturday announced his chief of staff John Kelly would be leaving the administration at the end of the year -- the latest in a series of moves by the Republican leader to change his inner circle of aides.
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Donald Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly To Resign: Report
John Kelly is expected to resign as U.S. President Donald Trump's chief of staff in the coming days, CNN reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources.
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Ex-White House Aide Releases Audio Of Her Firing Inside Situation Room
Omarosa Manigault Newman, the fired White House aide seeking publicity for her new memoir about her time in the Trump administration, said in an interview Sunday that the way Chief of Staff John Kelly dismissed her involved a "threat" and played an audio recording of Kelly that she said she made in the Situation Room.
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In Memoir, Trump Ex-Aide Says She Refused Hush Money From "Racist" Man
Omarosa Manigault Newman was offered a $15,000-a-month contract from President Donald Trump's campaign to stay silent after being fired from her job as a White House aide by Chief of Staff John Kelly last December, according to a forthcoming book by Manigault Newman and people familiar with the proposal.
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Top Trump Aide Denies Calling Him "Idiot" In Front Of White House Staff
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly firmly denied a report Monday that he called President Donald Trump an "idiot" in front of other staff - the latest suggestion of possible tensions in Trump's inner circle.
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Trump Is Surrounded By Marines. That Didn't Stop Him From Mistakenly Tweeting 'Marine Core.'
As President Donald Trump's chief of staff, retired Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly is the core of White House operations.
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'It Was A Different Mind-Set': How Trump Soured On Tillerson As His Top Diplomat
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was asleep in his Nairobi hotel room early Saturday morning fighting a stomach bug when White House Chief of Staff John Kelly called to wake him around 2 a.m. to relay a terse message from President Donald Trump: The boss was not happy.
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"Didn't Cover Ourselves In Glory," Says Trump's Chief Of Staff John Kelly On Ex-Aide's Scandal
US President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff John Kelly on Friday conceded the White House could have better handled a scandal involving senior aide Rob Porter, who resigned last month after allegations by two ex-wives that he abused them.
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White House Handling Of Classified Information "Wasn't Upto The Standards"
White House Chief of Staff John Kelly on Friday admitted the Trump administration's early handling of classified information and gatekeeping of sensitive secrets was not up to snuff.
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Top White House Advisers May Leave Over Tensions With Trump: Sources
Longstanding friction between U.S. President Donald Trump and two top aides, the National Security Adviser and the Chief of Staff, has grown to a point that either or both might quit soon, four senior administration officials said.
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White House Aides Defend Chief Of Staff John Kelly, Insist Donald Trump Is Not Looking For Replacements
Senior White House aides insisted Sunday that President Donald Trump retains confidence in Chief of Staff John Kelly in the midst of staff turmoil and said the president is not looking to replace the retired four-star general hired six months ago with a mandate to corral chaos.
