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In an appearance on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on Friday, National Economic Council director Gary Cohn seemed to downplay any turmoil between him and President Donald Trump when asked about his future in the White House. Co-host David Faber asked

President Donald Trump snubbed White House economic adviser Gary Cohn on Wednesday during his tax speech.

Who will be left to fight Bannon and Breitbart if Cohn goes?

National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn has no regrets about trashing President Donald Trump’s response to the violence in Charlottesville earlier this month.

Monday on his nationally syndicated radio show, conservative talker Rush Limbaugh reacted to the week before’s shake-ups within the Trump White House, including the departure of Sebastian Gorka. Limbaugh raised questions about Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Trump advisor and

Tina Nguyen reports in Vanity Fair that President Trump’s supporters are increasingly calling for the ouster of White House economic adviser Gary Cohn.

A new Vanity Fair article explores Ivanka Trump, her husband Jared Kushner and the couple’s role in Washington D.C. and the White House.

In the past several days, several members of President Donald J. Trump’s inner circle have publicly disparaged him—and the president has done nothing public to stop them.

The West Wing is leaking like a sieve again, this time with details pouring out of the White House into the press about how the new command and control structure is attempting to contain and manage President Donald Trump. But it does not appear they will be successful.

Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders wouldn’t discuss the specifics of conversations between President Donald Trump and White House chief economic adviser Gary Cohn regarding a recent interview in which Cohn was harshly critical of the President’s response to violence in Charlottesville, Virginia.

What did Cohn demand in exchange for not quitting his White House post in the tumultuous week after the Charlottesville, Virginia, violence?

Gary Cohn does not have what it takes to be the head of the Federal Reserve, former Fed Governor Mark Olson said Friday.

White House economic adviser Gary Cohn challenged Donald Trump’s response to Charlottesville, insisting that the president had to do a better job condemning white supremacists.

Anita Kumar writes at McClatchy DC that the moderate/globalist faction of the White House is pushing President Donald Trump toward an immigration “deal” that would reduce the president’s campaign promise of a border wall to a “bargaining chip” for more amnesty.

“Wish the moon wasn’t the only thing casting a shadow across the country.”

Steve Bannon, White House chief strategist, continues pressing for President Donald Trump’s agenda, while other White House advisers are signaling their frustration with the president.

The stock market is not going to crash if Gary Cohn abandons his White House post.

President Donald Trump has disbanded the CEO council that National Economic Council director Gary Cohn created as CEOs were abandoning their posts amid the president’s response to the Charlottesville, Virginia, incidents this past weekend.

President Trump’s chief economics adviser is reportedly whispering his discontent with the president to close associates.

A complete lack of a track-record when it comes to monetary policy.

A group of globalist White House advisers and generals have apparently teamed up with establishment Republican leaders in Congress to form a “Committee to Save America” alliance. Though their purported aim is to “protect Trump and the nation from disaster,” these self-styled saviors might be better named “The Committee to Betray President Donald Trump’s Voters.”

Cohn is a bad choice for Fed chair, Barney Frank warns.

Former Goldman Sachs COO Gary Cohn faces a big first hurdle as the White House economic adviser as he helps launch an ambitious overhaul of the tax system.

But could the nomination survive Cohn’s connections to Goldman Sachs and the firm’s numerous scandals?

It must have been relaxing for Gary Cohn to get to be among the rich and fabulous again.

Just another day in the life of a former commodities trader who is being considered for Fed chairman.

Another voice calls out against the idea of appointing the former Goldman Sachs executive to head the Fed.

In a profane interview to the Opposition Party’s Ryan Lizza of the New Yorker, White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci vowed to hunt down all of the White House’s leakers. He should start by investigating who has been frequently leaking to Morning Joe host and fake rock star Joe Scarborough.

It was even vaguer than the White House’s April proposal.

The new White House communications director called the New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza, a member in good standing in The Opposition Party, on Wednesday evening to blast his co-workers in a rambling rant that was so outrageous and discordant that reporters wondered whether Scaramucci drunk-dialed Lizza, was drunk with power, or, revealing he was unqualified for his communications director job, did not know how to smoothly go on and off the record like Trump skillfully did recently with three New York Times reporters so such inflammatory comments do not reflect badly on his boss.

President Donald Trump is considering nominating economic adviser Gary Cohn to run the Federal Reserve, but the former Goldman Sachs executive’s proximity to several Wall Street scandals could threaten his Senate confirmation.

President Donald Trump’s National Economic Council director Gary Cohn reportedly vowed to a former Goldman Sachs partner that he would block Trump’s nationalist agenda from being implemented.

President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner has always been reportedly “starstruck” with Goldman Sachs people, according to Kushner’s friend and former Goldman Sachs partner.

According to a Tuesday report from Politico, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn is President Trump’s leading candidate to succeed Janet Yellen as chairman of the Federal Reserve.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. President Donald Trump landed in Warsaw, Poland on Wednesday evening for the first stop on a Europe tour that will include meetings with a host of world leaders.

“When one of these guys walks into the room, you can smell the swamp on them,” said one administration source.