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Trump Denies Cabinet Shake-Up, Praises Team

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President Trump dismisses rumors of further Cabinet shake-ups, praising Secretaries Chavez-DeRemer and Lutnick for their support of American workers. White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers and communications director Steven Cheung back up the presidents stance, while GOP strategist Jason Miller labels the rumors as fake news from job-hungry losers. The administration maintains focus on its momentum and achievements.

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On April 5th, President Trump shut down rumors of a big cabinet shake-up right after firing Attorney General Pam Bondi and Homeland Security Secretary, Christie Knome. He made it clear on Sunday that folks shouldn't read too much into the recent moves. Speaking to the Hill, Trump said the country is heading in the right direction and reports about more changes are getting blown out of proportion. The White House backs that up, insisting no other staff switches are coming. White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers praised Secretary Shavez Deremer and Lutnik for standing up for American workers with full support from the President. Communications director Steven Chung called any doubts about Tulsi Gabbard straight up fake news. GOP strategist Jason Miller jumped in, too, blasting the rumors as coming from job hungry losers or their pals. He says the team is the best ever, delivering major wins for everyday people. All this pushes back hard against the speculation, keeping the focus on the administration's momentum moving forward. That's the story for today, US News Today, driven by AI.

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