The former British Ambassador to the United States was investigated for possibly leaking secret White House information to a married CNN journalist he was reportedly having an affair with.
This latest incident of a White House staffer getting the heave-ho only confirms what has plagued Trump since the earliest days of his presidency: Staff.
Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney told Fox News on Sunday that he hopes to see the matter resolved this week.
Citing “multiple people in the room” at the White House, the New York Times noted that the president ridiculed possible presidential challengers in 2020 as well as Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Paul Begala, who worked in former President Bill Clinton’s White House, on Monday said the White House official who leaked President Donald Trump’s private schedules betrayed the country’s national security.
Ron Kessler described Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, as “the number one leaker” in the White House during his interview Monday with SiriusXM host Rebecca Mansour on Breitbart News Tonight.
President Trump’s fiery response to the events in Charlottesville, Virginia, had a lot of media outlets and Democrats upset. Apparently, this also included Ivanka Trump and White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner — whose displeasure is regularly leaked to the media.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions called for an end Friday to the “culture of leaking” in government agencies. “These leaks hurt our government,” Sessions said in a press conference. Sessions stressed that each member of Congress and intelligence agencies need to
More than half of voters think leaking classified information to media outlets is an “act of treason,” a Rasmussen Reports poll released Wednesday finds.
Thursday on Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich had a punishment in mind for those within the federal government leaking sensitive information to the press, particularly as British intelligence is no longer willing to work with
Israel’s Army Radio, via the Jerusalem Post, reports that local sources claim U.S. President Barack Obama arranged the leak of a Mossad report on the Iran nuclear talks as an act of revenge against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for agreeing to speak to Congress in February about radical Islam and the Iranian threat. The Mossad report allegedly suggests new sanctions would cause talks to collapse, and its release is calculated to suggest disagreement with Netanyahu.
