President Rates Job Performance of Key Aides
Education Secretary Linda McMahon: “Great. I’ll tell you a little bit surprising because, you know, Linda’s sort of a quiet person, and you know what she’s really doing? It’s not just the Harvard stuff . . . more important is that she’s bring- ing education back to the states. The states are going to take education. She’s done a great job.” Energy Secretary Chris Wright: “So
Chris is one of the most successful people in the entire world of energy. And I was told, ‘You’ll never get him.’ Just great expertise, great talent.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:
“Has a soothing way that’s unbeliev- able. He’s got a great way about him and very highly respected.” Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem:
“I mean, look at the border. Now, she worked with Tom Homan, and so that’s a big advantage. But she’s done a fantastic job. She’s been great.” Health and Human Services Sec-
Exclusive interview at White House with Newsmax. P BY MARK SWANSON
resident donald trump sat down at the White House for a wide-ranging prime- time interview with News-
max TV’s Rob Finnerty. During the conversation, the presi-
dent gave a scorecard of sorts to his Cabinet and White House senior staff, saying that Secretary of State Marco Rubio was “born for this job.” Finnerty asked the president for the
first words that came to mind about the top officials in his administration.
Rubio: “Born for this job. We had
a really nasty campaign in the 2016 campaign, and yet I respected him. I thought he was a great debater. I thought he was very smart. He’s just a great guy. “And he did something else that’s
amazing. He got, essentially, 100 votes in his Senate confirmation. So, he was able to get along with the radical left, and you could say the radical right. He was able to get along with everybody. He’s a very talented guy, Marco, and we’re really happy.”
‘Obama, Hillary Should Pay Price’ H
illary Clinton and former President Barack Obama
should “pay a price” for their role in the alleged Russiagate hoax, said President Donald Trump, calling it one of the “great scandals” in our nation’s history.
He was speaking to
Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty the day after Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, released newly declassified sections of former special counsel John Durham’s report that suggested Clinton’s campaign
retary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: “One of the most popular people. It’s very simple with him: He wants to make America healthy again. You know, when you look at some of the things that are childhood diseases and all sorts of things that didn’t exist 25 years ago, he’s working very hard to make our country healthy again.” White House press secretary Karo-
line Leavitt: “She’s become a star. It’s that face, it’s that brain, it’s those lips, the way they move, they move like she’s a machine gun. She’s a star and she’s great; she’s a great person, actually. “I don’t think anybody’s ever had a
better press secretary than Karoline. She’s been amazing.”
may have been involved in a plan to link Trump to Russian election interference. Further, Trump said,
Obama could almost be called the “mastermind” of the hoax. “[Obama] knew about it.
We have it cold. [Durham] has
it in writing. You could almost say that he was almost more of the mastermind. He heard what she was doing, and then he approved it — and not only approved it, he approved it and pushed it. And they knew it was fake. They knew the Russia thing was fake,” Trump said.
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