Newsmax CEO rails against Sean Spicer: Stop wasting time trying to undermine the allies you have left
Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy wants the White House staff to get a tighter grip on their horses and stop alienating what few allies they still have left.
After a visit to the White House Tuesday, Ruddy revealed that Trump is thinking about “terminating special counsel [Robert Mueller],” who is overseeing the Russia investigation.
Press secretary Sean Spicer didn't deny the claim. Instead, he issued a statement saying that Ruddy “never spoke to the President regarding” the special counsel, and that “only the President or his attorneys are authorized to comment.”
Ruddy reportedly sent a text to "Good Morning America" host George Stephanopoulos to dispute Spicer's statement, saying, “Memo to Sean: focus your efforts on exposing the flim-flam Russian allegations against POTUS and highlighting his remarkable achievements! Don’t waste time trying to undermine one of your few allies.”
News about Mueller spread late Monday causing what White House correspondent April Ryan called "mass hysteria." In an interview with "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) predicted that if Mueller was fired that there would be a "firestorm."
Even conservative writer and commentator Rick Wilson went off on Twitter about the rumors. "So, clickservatives, Trump fellators, fanboys, grunting MAGA mouthbreathers, sing out now [sic]," Wilson tweeted.
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