After the US White House chief of staff John Kelly was announced that he was about to resign, the topic of who will succeed is hot in the United States. Some American media revealed on the 13th that Trump is considering letting his son in law and White House senior consultant Jared Kushner become
WHITE HOUSE Chief of Staff John F. Kelly owes Rep. Frederica S. Wilson (D-Fla.) an apology. That is the only conclusion that can be drawn after watching a video of the representative's remarks at the dedication of an FBI building in Miramar, Fla., in 2015. Mr. Kelly took to the lectern in the White House briefing room Thursday to defend President Trump's handling of a condolence call to a widow of one of the soldiers killed in Niger and to attack Ms. Wilson as selfish and politically motivated for her criticism. To bolster that characterization, he offered up his remembrance of the dedication of the FBI building in memory of two FBI agents who had been killed in the line of duty. He claimed Ms. Wilson used the occasion to take unseemly credit for securing federal funding for the building. "We were stunned," he said, "stunned that she had done it. Even for someone that is that empty a barrel, we were stunned." But, as a video by the Florida Sun-Sentinel of Ms. Wilson's remarks that day shows, Mr. Kelly got it all wrong. She did not say she got money for the building. She was generous and graceful in sharing credit for how legislation naming the building was fast-tracked. And she spe
the two-day NATO summit opened in Brussels, Belgium. On the same day, US President Trump attended the summit with senior White House officials and NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg to declare that Germany is a Russian prisoner, when the White House Chief of Staff John Kelly licked his mouth
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