New Trump Chief of Staff John Kelly’s to-do list
By Bloomberg
31 July 2017 |
2:00 pm
John Kelly takes over as White House Chief of Staff on Monday in the wake of a defeat of health care in the U.S. Senate and in-fighting at the highest levels of President Donald Trump's administration.
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