White House chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Sunday described John Kelly’s departure from the administration as “amicable,” despite months of reporting about the White House chief of staff’s acrimonious relationship with President Trump.
Kudlow said on “Fox News Sunday” that he did not know whether Kelly resigned or was forced out of his position, but that he understood it was a “very amicable” exit.
“I think a lot of the gossip is just wrong,” Kudlow said. “I think they did get along. Everybody’s going to have disagreements, that’s the way life works.”
“But was he fired?” Kudlow continued. “I don’t think he was fired. I wasn’t privy to that final conversation. But the president’s had great things to say about him.” – READ MORE