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Who wants to be Donald Trump's chief of staff? | With Chris Cillizza
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December 13, 2018
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6:13Now PlayingOne of the most important jobs in the White House is up for grabs. With Rep. Mark Meadows out of the running, Trump’s choice for White House chief of staff has narrowed down to four top potential picks
SOURCES AND FURTHER READING:
Conservative leader Meadows will not be White House chief of staff
Back at the drawing board, Trump weighs pros and cons for a new chief of staff
ExclusiveTrump says he is looking at 10 or 12 candidates for chief of staff job
Kelly’s exit only part of a looming White House staff remake
Ayers not taking the job as White House chief of staff
What it’s like to have the second most powerful job in the White House
Will Chris Christie get the last laugh?
Trump’s Cabinet shakeup kicks into gear
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