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Trump hints at more Cabinet changes after Susie Wiles departs

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 7 Nov, 13:54 · Archive

President Trump suggested more Cabinet departures may follow Susie Wiles' exit as chief of staff.

President Trump signalled that former chief of staff Susie Wiles will not be the only high-profile departure from his administration following Republican midterm losses. In a 60 Minutes interview recorded just hours before announcing Wiles' departure, Trump said he plans to make 'maybe a few changes' to his Cabinet.

When asked by 60 Minutes correspondent Ross Douthat whether he plans to terminate anyone from his team after Republicans lost their majorities in the House and Senate, Trump responded affirmatively. 'I do,' he said, before qualifying his answer: 'A little bit.'

Trump stressed his confidence in his existing Cabinet, stating 'I love my Cabinet. I think they're good, but I'll be doing maybe a few changes.' He did not specify which officials might be affected or provide details of his plans.

The president's comments came in an interview conducted before he publicly announced Wiles' departure as chief of staff. The Daily Mail reports that Stephen Miller will replace Wiles in the role.

The timing of Trump's remarks, delivered just hours before Wiles' announcement, suggested the administration was preparing for a broader restructuring in response to the GOP's performance in the midterm elections.

Trump hints at more Cabinet changes after Susie Wiles departs
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