Wills expect Trump to keep all the cabinet secretaries in the first year
The White House Chief of Staff Susie Wils hopes that all the cabinet secretaries of President Trump will be in their position in the first year of Trump’s second term, he said in a rare interview identified by Trump’s first 100 days in the office this week.
“They are all spectacular performers, spectacular professionals it’s a strange group, and this is – some of them are very important, so you never be sure – but they are spectacular and they liked each other,” Wils told the New York post. “They prefer what they are doing; they are committed” “
“This is a part of the secret sauce of this administration,” he added.
In the first term of Trump, the two major cabinet saw the jerk before hitting a one-year mark in 2018-according to the analysis of the Non Partition Brookings Institution, they exit from the predecessors who did not replace any cabinet members in the first year. For Trump, these changes were also significant because both came into a wave of war and disbelief in the senior administration.
John Kelly, the first Homeland Security Secretary to Trump, moved to the role of the Chief of Staff in July 2017, after Trump dismissed his first chief Rins Prabus; And Health Secretary Tom Price resigned in September 2017 in an investigation on his travel expenditure.
Multiple members of the current cabinet of Trump, especially Defense Secretary, have faced the response to Pitt Hegsheth.
Hegasath has been investigated by the Democrats and Republicans, and after the top associates firing and discussing the sensitive military plans in Yemen’s Hoothis March, he has come out of the report that he has used the private messaging app signal.
Trump has repeatedly defended Hegskee and the White House has deny a report last month that the President is considering a new Pentagon leader.
The post did not address the controversy during the Wills interview, the post said, but said that Trump had less conflict in the second term because the administration had cautioned people for their role.
“I think the team is really good and it understands what it means to be a member of the team,” he added. “He added.
Wils, a veteran political consultant in Florida, was Trump’s Vice-President of the 2021 campaign and some of Trump’s other camera-friendly top associates could be considered shy.
Trump said after the announcement of the 2024 election winner, “Susie likes to be the same in the back. I tell you – Ice baby.
In an interview with Axius before the inauguration of Trump’s January, Wills Trump’s often showed the preview of the overwhelmingly more clumped-Down administration than in the early 2018.
“I don’t welcome people who want to work alone or to be a star,” he said. “My team and I backbating, the second guess will not tolerate inappropriately or drama.”
