Trump questioning future of series of top aides – including under fire National Security Advisor Mike Flynn, embattled Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Chief of Staff Reince Priebus
Top advisers could be shoved out the White House’s exits by the summer
Possibility of a shakeup comes after the clamorous roll out of POTUS’ travel ban
Mike Flynn may have prematurely had a discussion with Russia about waiving sanctions and could be among the first casualties of the new administration
Flynn says he’s not going anywhere – an administration official says he will not resign and doesn’t believe that he’ll be fired over the incident
Spicer could shed his responsibilities as communications director; Priebus is also under attack
By Francesca Chambers, White House Correspondent
DailyMail.com
13 February 2017
President Donald Trump is said to be considering at a staff shake-up less than a month into his fledgling government after the clamorous roll out of his travel ban.
Top advisers could be shoved out the White House’s exits by the summer, a source close to Trump told Politico.
Trump’s chief of staff, Reince Preibus and his national security advisor, Mike Flynn, who may have prematurely had a discussion with Russia about waiving sanctions, could be among the first casualties of the new administration.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer, also the communications director, could have his role reconfigured, as well, CNN has reported.
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