Washington's new-term message: Cabinet changes are on the horizon!
Speaking after the Republicans' defeat in the congressional elections in the U.S., President Trump announced that he could make "a few changes" in his cabinet.
President Donald Trump signaled he could make changes to his administration following the Republicans' defeat in the November 3 congressional elections. In a CBS News interview to be aired in full on Sunday, Trump evaluated the election results. On CBS's 60 Minutes, he was asked if he was considering removing any names from his cabinet. The president replied: "Yes, I'm planning it. A little bit."
He said he was satisfied with Trump's cabinet.
Trump, in the evaluation of his current team, stated that he is generally satisfied with his cabinet members. The President, saying "I am very happy with my cabinet. In my opinion, they are all good people," conveyed a positive view regarding the administration. However, Trump, indicating that changes might be made to some positions, used the phrase "But I will probably make a few changes."
Stephen Miller came after the move.
Trump's signal of a cabinet shakeup came immediately after a significant personnel change at the White House. President Trump announced in his November 6 statement that he would bring in White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller to replace current Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.
According to Trump's statement, Miller will assume the White House Chief of Staff position on Monday, November 9. Wiles will continue to serve in Trump's political operation.
These developments following the Republican defeat in the election point to the start of a new restructuring process under the Trump administration.
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