Trump Considering More Cabinet Shake-ups

0:00On April 4, President Trump just fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday, and now two more Cabinet members are reportedly on the chopping. Block. White House officials say he's considering replacing Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-Deremer and Commerce Secretary Howard Letnick. Chavez-Deremer, a former Congresswoman from Oregon, faces serious accusations like an alleged affair with her bodyguard, drinking on the job, taking staff to strip clubs, and using taxpayer money for personal trips home. She denies it all, and is cooperating with an Inspector General Probe, while her husband got banned from the labor building over inappropriate touching, claims. Meanwhile, Letnick draws heat for his loud style and off-the-cuff comments that clash with Trump's messaging, like calling tariff policies. Non-negotiable, right before Trump said the opposite. He also had deeper ties to Jeffrey Epstein than admitted, including lunches on the financiers Island. White House A's are frustrated, but a spokesperson calls all three patriots with Trump's full

1:03confidence. Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, is safe, despite some differences with Trump on foreign policy. Trump seems hesitant to fire more folks this early in his second term after high turnover last time shook things up. No final calls yet, but the shake-up watch continues.