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MORRISTOWN, New Jersey — President Trump said Friday he’s not sure how long Chief of Staff John F. Kelly[1] will remain in his job.
Asked if Mr. Kelly[2] is leaving soon, the president said, “That I don’t know.”
“We’ve achieved a lot together,” he told reporters aboard Air Force One. “I like John[3] a lot. I like him and I respect him. We have a very, very good relationship.”...
There have been increasing news reports that Mr. Kelly[4] could depart soon. The retired four-star Marine general took over the post last summer after leaving the helm of the Homeland Security Department.