WH chief of staff defends ex-national security adviser
White House chief of staff weighs in on controversy surrounding former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn
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White House chief of staff weighs in on controversy surrounding former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn
Instead of attacking Hillary Clinton, the president cast the press and judges as enemies
On Sunday, DOD issued statement saying Mattis spoke with Bilden, who "remains fully committed" to serving as Navy secretary
But the Arizona Republican was careful not to use President Trump's name
The former CIA director had been under consideration for the open national security adviser post
At the Munich Security Conference, he also told European allies that the U.S. “strongly supports” NATO.
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Despite misleading vice president, sources tell CBS News there is not enough evidence against Michael Flynn
The survey published just days before the president went on a tirade against the press during a lengthy news conference
The president was angry that Mike Pompeo had not pushed back hard enough against the media reports
As Oklahoma attorney general, Pruitt had repeatedly sued to rein in the EPA's reach during the Obama administration
White House's Sean Spicer insists there is "no effort to utilize the National Guard to round up immigrants"
The president is visiting the Boeing plant in Charleston, South Carolina on Friday afternoon
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