well and i heard from sources earlier in the week, wolf, that new chief of staff john kelly simply felt that steve bannon was not a team player. that he was out there sort of promoting himself, his own agenda and not the president's agenda first. that wasn't going to work in the new power structure, the way it cass explained to me by white house sources under john kelly. it's no surprise here that steve bannon is out. one concern they to have inside the white house, we've heard this from several sources over a long period of time. it's been speculated before steve bannon would be pushed out. a concern inside the white house that now that bannon is on the outside, what is going to be the reaction? as you know, wolf, steve bannon was one of the top executives at breitbart online. he was head of breitbart online for some time. that is a very conservative, hard right outlet, and the concern is that steve bannon will direct pot shots at this white house from the outside. that is a concern that the president and his team have had for some time, but nevilneverthe feeling was inside the wh

staff john -- general kelly. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was asked about scaramucci's the perch are -- departure? what happened, sarah? [laughter] >> how long will you yell? is anthony scaramucci still in the admin station, does he have another role outside of can medications director? can you talk a little bit about the circumstances of his departure? sarah: he does not have a role at this time in the administration to we put out a statement earlier, announcing that, and i don't have much else to say beyond that. >> did general kelly asked him to leave, or did the president? did he volunteered his resignation or how did that come about? into thewill not get process. as we said, several tens before, what matters most to us is not who is employed in the white house, who is employed in the rest of the country. we are focused on the president's agenda of growing the economy, creating jobs, and that is what we're going to be focused on. >> was at the chain of command issue, because karen witchy, said that he had a direct line of communications -- anthony scaramucci headset tha

resigned and now scaramucci resigned the same day the president's new chief of staff john kelly was sworn in. but the president says none of that was chaotic. in 11 days, spicer, priebus and scaramucci are out. if you're inclined to ignore the facts and take the president's word that the chaos isn't chaos, you have to take his twitter word on everything. in february of 2016, "ted cruz does not have the right temperament to be president. look how he panicked and fired his director of communications. bad." >> old trump tweets are like greeting cards. there's one for every occasion. let's get more now from jim acosta with new details on the end of the era of anthony scaramucci. jim, i'm not sure you can say 11 days is an era. but the idea that there's no white house chaos, that's what the president tweeted. but the events of the last couple of weeks tell a different story. what is the mood in the white house? >> reporter: as it turns out, the mooch might have been a bit too much. as for the president's tweet that there's no chaos, this white house is the picture of chaos. that is where

door. anthony scaramucci was removed by new chief of staff john kelly, this move days after scaramucci spoke on record to a new yorker reporter about former chief of staff reince priebus and white house chief strag igit bannon with colorful language. >> president trump on the road this week, speaking in west virginia, a rally, where the governor of west virginia announced he would become a republican. >> stock market reached another all-time in history, all-time high today. >> trump rally or earnings rally. joe amado is joining me to talk about this market, earnings for first quarter were up 15%, second quarter expectations growth 11%. what is driving this. is that a reasons to own equity? >> i think it is. in that you see macro economic support from underlying bottom up fundamentals that companies are showing, you see a continued accommodative environment with interests remaining low. and a path to higher rates but still rates will likely stay low for a long period of time, that stimulates the economy. you had companies who continue to work hard to improve their margins and

house staffer, was shown the door. anthony scaramucci was removed by new chief of staff john kelly, this move days after scaramucci spoke on record to a new yorker reporter about former chief of staff reince priebus and white house chief strag igit bannon with colorful language. >> president trump on the road this week, speaking in west virginia, a rally, where the governor of west virginia announced he would become a republican. >> stock market reached another all-time in history, all-time high today. >> trump rally or earnings rally. joe amado is joining me to talk about this market, earnings for first quarter were up 15%, second quarter expectations growth 11%. what is driving this. is that a reasons to own equity? >> i think it is. in that you see macro economic support from underlying bottom up fundamentals that companies are showing, you see a continued accommodative environment with interests remaining low. and a path to higher rates but still rates will likely stay low for a long period of time, that stimulates the economy. you had companies who continue to work hard to improve t

has been strong in his support. so you have john kelly, chief of staff, he was doing a real assessment of structure in the white house. and something that had been at odds for him was the notion that there was other power centers with their own team that were not really serving the president. in the speak of washington, he was his own principal as opposed to being a staff member to the president. we have seen the president's family advisors, ivanka and jared. and we have seen a sizable shake up, all of this before we get to the events of the last several days where there is a different mood in the country. a different regulcognition of r deficits for the president. and you have bannon, who has been successful in different chapters of his life. and he has been somewhat attached to that sort of energy in the country even though he would try to say this is more about the nationalism than the rise of china that his place in the white house no longer seemed to fit in the new order being brought about by john kelly. what is also notable to me in the statement from the press secret

corps general john kelly, who has so far prevented the president from doing his customary share of utterly insane tweets. and john kelly has obviously ordered the president to stop attacking his own attorney general. now, you may think it a good thing that the president is now -- is not attacking his attorney general, but we know that he wants to. but now he's afraid to because he's weak and because general kelly ordered him not to do it. and so in the president's obedience to his new white house chief of staff, we once again see just how weak donald trump is. the president has a new boss to whom he weakly submits. the associated press is reporting tonight that john kelly in one of his first acts in his new post called attorney general jeff sessions to reassure him that his position was safe despite the recent onslaught of criticism he has taken from president donald trump. even before john kelly was sworn into his new job, he called jeff sessions to tell him, you don't have to worry about donald trump anymore. i'm in charge. that was the message. the associated press reports, kell

sources say he was hout and they say it was a agreement. general john kelly, the white house chief of staff, left the white house and as quickly as you could say alt right, he whats was right back at breitbart and full of action word quotes for the reporters who talked to him. he was greeted at his old shop with the headline, populist hero steven k. bannon returns to breitbart. and trump was annoyed that he landed a time magazine cover which called him the great manipulator and told the wall street, i'm see saying that he is a guy that works for me. he is a good guy. and it was told the president didn't like the photo on the cover or the fact that bannon's name was above his. then the new chief of staff arrived, john kelly, the discipline and button down former four star marine general despite bannon's years in the navy, the two didn't mesh. politico said kelly didn't understand what bannon did and why he had a pr portfolio and why he seemed to cause so much trouble with colleagues and so widely disliked and with then rumors swirling about his position, listen how the president respon

president brought in former marine corps general john kelly to get rid of the mooch first of all and then stop the leaking. and of course, of course tonight right on schedule, "the washington post" has another massive breaking news story about the trump white house and the president in particular entirely supplied by trump leakers. >> if you want to eat an elephant, you got to eat it one bite at a time. sarah and i are going to do that together. >> he does not have a role at this time in the trump administration. >> was anthony scaramucci fired, or did he resign? >> oh, i think he was certainly pushed out. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate. >> reince is a -- expletive deleted -- paranoid schizophrenia. >> i think we can assume it wasn't because donald trump was shocked and appalled by the language he used. >> he will do a spectacular job. i have no doubt as chief of staff. >> how can any staffer end the chaos if the chaos comes from the top? >> president trump said today there is, quote, no white house chaos. >> people are kleenex to donal

about the president's decision to appoint general john kelly as his new chief of staff here with the response. >> are always whatever decisions the president makes and both of us know that general kelly is going to be an outstanding as the new white house chief of staff. >> you at all concerned that the president mastic difficulties either through tapping also barred inability to pass health care with the shakeups inside his own house, inside the west wing, are you at all concerned of that being seen by foreign leaders as a sign of weakness? >> i haven't seen it on this trip overseas, i'm not concerned about it. i think with the world season president donald trump is a strong american leader. who is bringing about real change. america's place in the world and bringing real economic growth and strength at home. because of the game plan from here, dinner with the president and prime minister of montenegr montenegro. tonight, then meeting tomorrow and heading back to washington that night, he'll be heading back to a very different west wing when he returns to washington tomorrow. >> we

10 days on the job. scaramucci was fired at the urging of trump's new chief of staff john kelly. scaramucci's appointment raised eyebrows as he had no previous political experience. he also gained immediate attention with a strongly worded rant about two of his colleagues. our washington correspondent joins us now for more on this developing story. scaramucci is gone. what brought about his fall from grace? maya: it seems to have been this one-two punch, the strongly worded rant as well as the bringing in of general john kelly as new chief of staff. for those keeping track, there is definitely a revolving door of people in the white house. scaramucci coming in 10 days ago. former press secretary sean spicer resigned in protest to scaramucci being brought in. scaramucci then brought down before chief of staff reince priebus. in his place, john kelly was brought in. john kelly then requested that scaramucci be fired and here we are today. gerhart: scaramucci was named to this job only 10 days ago. what a shambles. what does this departure say about donald trump's white house? maya: it certainly

john kelly, who then muched out -- pushed out the mooch. welcome to "morning joe." with us we have former aide to the george w. bush white house elise jordan, steve kornacki, former communications director for ted cruz's campaign, rick tyler, sam stein and willie's back. good god where you have been? >> i was away, i was across the street. the last time i was here, anthony scaramucci was not even a glimmer in our eye. >> what you have missed and in what a short amount of time. our top story this morning really crystallizes the challenge for the new chief of staff. we'll begin with the report that says president trump overruled his closest advisers including family members when it came to the new york city about the story about donald trump jr. and russian advisers. it's really important for everyone to really keep in mind here the biggest issue may be the president himself. that may be the biggest challenge. "the washington post" citing multiple sources with direct knowledge reporting that the misleading four-sentence statement was personally dictating by the president flying home

house this week and that is that retired four-star general, john kelly has taken over as chief of staff. the president gave his new man a big welcome. >> we just swore in general kelly. he will do a spectacular job i have no doubt. as chief of staff. rich, how much of a difference do think john kelly can make? >> i think you can make a pretty serious difference. with reince priebus he never really had the authority to do the job properly. and then he didn't really have, he was a nice guy and did not have the personal bearing to make people pay attention to him. that is not a problem with john kelly on either story. he has the authority from the president, he has the military bearings, a little intimidating to people and make people pay attention to him. the problem obviously ultimately is at the top. there is no changing donald trump's character and the way he operates. although we saw the campaign there was a marginal difference between -- the difference might have just been enough to get him over the top in the election. hopefully the kelly difference will also be telling here.

adams is with me. let me ask you. thatis purely on the idea the chief of staff john kelly might fire steve bannon? toa: it's always difficult attribute any days market action to any specific events in washington. i do think there are number of things contributing to stocks today. the first is the energy sector is actually outperforming. it has been a big drag on the index for a while. any sort of performance and energy is generally very positive for stocks. utilities are also outperforming. utilities are very defensive sector. i'm not sure you want to draw too many conclusions from the market activity today. maybe there's a little bit of stabilization into the equity market. fridays are usually stable days. vonnie: until after the markets close anyway. gina: and we go to the weekend. i'm not surprised to see market stabilizing after a really rough day yesterday. vonnie: the timing was just a little bit iffy though. if there were to be changes at the white house, it would show that the chief of staff is at least making decisions. we've not seen anything from him since charlottesville.

,eporting from sarah syed. breaking news. vonnie: a review from john kelly on whether steve bannon will keep his job is imminent, according to act ceos -- axios. ♪ vonnie: breaking news. a review fromng white house chief of staff john kelly on weathered steve bannon is said to be keeping his job is imminent. officials are saying that band and maybe fired. they are expecting steve bannon to be fired. bloomberg news has not confirm these details yet, but a recent deluge of media coverage of steve bannon has not escaped the president's attention nor kelly's attention. a decision on steve bannon's job from john kelly is imminent. the dow is down more than 1/10 of 1%. up though on this news and the s&p has turned positive by less than a point so far, but had been lower for all the session. the nasdaq composite index is up 2/10 of a percent. is imminent coming from chief of staff john kelly, xios.ccording to ask yo nejra: even as you show the s&p 500, we saw the losses from the session. you can see a number of these benchmarks down more than 1%. portugal, for example, the ftse 100 off

world news america what it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff. replacing ryan's previous who announced his departure on friday. i came the bomb shell. anthony scaramucci tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago is leaving as well. saying he wants to give mister kelly a clean slate. the bbc's north america had to touch on cyprus been following all the action for us. so i'm really very free doesn't make my remarks informal and that what he was right about that was anti. it stay one on the job and certain things it instantly clear. antony scaramucci doesn't lack for self confidence swagga or bravado but i love the president in a very very loyal to the president this would be his first and last appearance at the white house podium. ten days later the new communications director is gone. the white house blowing him a kiss goodbye. but let it not be said it was an uneventful ten days he told the bbc he be straight talking approach and one of the things i cannot stand about this tow. is th

, john kelly, y steve bannon acordaron mutuamente que hoy seria el ultimo dia de steve. le agradecemos por sus servicios y le deseamos lo mejor".pasamos con janet rodriguez desde washington, dc... janet, ?se esperaba esta decision? ?esta decision tuvo que ver con las protestas de charlottesville? es que el presiente no lo despidio de un dia para otro. en desacuerdo a la polÍtica con el presidente. y con blancos nacionalistas, neonazis. que estaban protestando en charlottesville y que llevaron a la violencia. y se iba a cerrar momentÁneamente y parece que nos Últimos dÍas se uso la plataforma que tenÍa para criticar. javier: hablamos de cÓmo es que a recibido la noticia el gobierno del presidente trompo. --trump >> pues bueno, la casa blanca sabemos que john kelly, ahora el jefe de gabinete, estÁ poniendo orden en la casa blanca. steve estaba muy maquinado y llevaba meses. y que con el yerno, y estÁn respirando profundamente el dÍa de. un respiro de alivio. -- de hoy y a la administraciÓn, y esta fue y otros republicanos como iliana desde la florida y la representa

scaramucci made it clear he would report directly to president trump. tonight general john kelly showed him who is in charge. >> just swore in general john kelly. >> reporter: general john kelly in, anthony scaramucci out. days after his profanity-laced tirade in the new yorker against former chief of staff reince priebus. >> the president felt that his comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> disappointed that he didn't do as well. >> reporter: he knows anthony scaramucci. >> when you have defeat you could have upheaval in the white house and this is a chance for the white house to do a recelt. refocus on their agenda -- reset. refocus on the agenda. >> reporter: the third time it started over in 10 days. >> the president has a right to hit a reset button. >> reporter: he has had enough. >> this is disgraceful. the petty dramas. the chaos that has come to dominate the news is standing in the way of us getting things done for the american people. >> our president, our commander in chief. >> reporter: general john kelly is expected to impose discipline on competing p

praised john kelly and what he brings to the role of white house chief of staff. >> people of course, retired marine corps general, they recognize he has an extraordinary record of accomplishment within the military, but he also has a broad range of experience now outside the military in homeland security, where he took over a very complex organization and made tremendous progress, advancing the president's agenda and our national interests as cabinet secretary. but also, he's someone who has had extraordinary experience overseas in complex environments which entail operating with people from all departments and agencies with indigenous leadership, with allies, and he also has a lot of experience on the hill as well. so in terms of experience level, demeanor, leadership ability, it's going to be great for all of us i think in terms of improving our ability to operate together as a team. now, a lot of conventional wisdom was it's chaotic over there in the white house and everything else. i will just tell you, i'm very proud of our national security team overall. >> cnn white ho

is the arrival of john kelly as chief of staff. he is going to bring it discipline and structure and end the backstabbing in the white house. it's been a chaotic white house. the people don't care about ins and outs like we do in wash in. if you can't manage the white house, you can't manage the federal government are in -- government. the tweets, most of them go through john kelly first. sometimes the president accepts changes. haveresident now has to clearance from his chief of staff or anyone that comes into the oval office, that includes eye vodka and jared kushner. not everybody can just stop by now. the president's reading material which was highly varied and sometimes from bad sources is more controlled. he still gets lots of interest in stuff, but someone sorts the wheat from the chaff. senate leftuse and without passing anything. do they focus on tax reform western mark what is the best way forward on that? supported reform is by a broad range of the american people. have an people don't ideological ax to grind know we have tons of dollars sitting overseas because of tax rat

communications chief, and john kelly putting a quick end to a whirlwind 11 days. >>> good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik in for christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it's been an extraordinary day in news, and it's only tuesday, august 1st. 4:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with new reporting that suggests president trump himself personally dictated the initial misleading statement about don jr.'s meeting with the russian lawyer during the campaign. according to the "washington post," the president insisted on a change in strategy after advisers planned to issue a truthful statement to get ahead of the original story before it broke in "the new york times." the "post" citing people with knowledge of the deliberations say the president dictate a statement saying his son and the russian lawyer discussed the program about the adoption of russian children. the statement was worked out on air force one. on the flight home from the g-20 summit in germany where, mind you, the president just met with vladimir putin for several hours. >> so the adoption claims were later

as chief of staff of general john kelly. if anything is clear, based on his firing of the communications director anthony scaramucci after only ten days on the job, it is that kelly expects communications to go within the chain of command and a certain amount of discipline here at the white house. it's already sent signals that all staff is expected to report to him. so attempts here to control what's going on at the white house, even though new communications director has not yet been named. >> all right. joe johns for us at the white house this morning. we want to talk more about "the washington post" story that donald trump, the president of the united states personally dictated the first response to the meeting. joining us now, we're going to rifle through questions. to be clear, it's not against the law to mislead the press or the american people. is it? >> no, it's not. presidents have been doing it through american history. this president, particularly seems to eat that publicity for lunch. i think by the end the day, this is going to be the story about a dad protec

for the commander in chief. >>> and it didn't take long for the new chief of staff john kelly to make his mark. anthony scaramucci is out as coms chief. john kelly putting a quick end to a whirlwind 11 days. boy, the new york tabloids are having a field day. "va-mooch" reads the "new york post," "adios mooch-cacho" another. two down. >> i love that. >> what a day it was. it is tuesday, hard to believe. good morning, welcome to "early start" iem'm dave briggs. >> i'm alison kosik in for christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. new reporting suggesting president trump himself personally dictated the initial misleading statement about don jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. according to the "washington post," the president insisted on a change in strategy after advisers planned to issue a truthful statement to get ahead of the original story before it broke in "the new york times." the "post" citing people with knowledge of the deliberations says the president dictated a statement saying his son and the russian lawyer discussed a program about the adoption of r

return. and it is week two of the john kelly era in the trump white house. can he get the president's agenda on track? good morning, everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for downing us right now on sunday -- thanks for joining us right now on sunday morning futures. u.n. security council backing touch sanctions on north korea. will that work? i will talk to u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley coming up right now. plus i will get her take on rex tillerson's future as secretary of state. then attorney general vowing to crack down on illegal leaks out of st white house. can he put a stop to them? what role will the new chief of staff john kelly play in that? i will talk to former clinton chief of staff along with former congressm congressman. we will hear from orrin hatch. does he think congress will get a done on tax reform by the end of the year? a look at that and ahead on "sunday morning futures". >> the u.n. security council voting unanimously yesterday to impose new sanctions on north korea following a series of missile tests. the sanctions banning 1 billion dollars

of homeland security nominee john kelly earned plaudits on both sides of the aisle when he promised to speak truth to power. but it was at a hearing a month later that we got a truer sense of where his loyalties lay. >> do you have concerns about political operatives trying to influence the work of the department of homeland security? >> no. i work for one man. his name is donald trump obviously. he has told me, kelly, secure the border. that's what i'll do. i'm mildly interested in what political people think about that mission. >> you were chosen by him. you work for us. for the american people first and foremost. i'm sure that's what you meant. >> we all work for the american people. >> now on his second full day on the job as white house chief of staff, john kelly is basking in the accolades. he fired the mooch. he's been reaching out to top democrats. being wildly hailed as the man to withhold the president. much of the positive press coverage has been on a president who prizes loyalty above all else. much of the evidence to date indicates that kelly has been a trump enabler, d

that bannon's name was above his. then the new chief of staff arrived, john kelly, the discipline fo discipline four star marine general, the two men did not match. political reports quote, "kelly did not understand what bannon did and why he had a pr portfolio and why he seemed to cause so much trouble with colleague and why he was so widely disliked." early this week of rumors of bannon's future and listen to how the president answers when asked about him. >> i like mr. bannon. he came on very much later than that. i like him and he's a good man. he's not a racist, i can tell you that -- he's a good person. he gets a unfair presence. we'll see what happens if mr. buchan bann bannon. we know how that ended up for mr. bannon. there is intense speculations over whether two other kind of bannon knights, sebastian gorka or steven jennings. bannon who did not suffer from low self esteem told reporter, quote, "i feel jacked up and now i am free, i am definitely going to crush the opposition, there is no doubt i built an f-ing machine at breitbart, knowing what i know and rev that machine

. >> reporter: 10 days and he is out. john kelly taking raines as the chief of staff, bringing order to the white house showing the communications director the door is donald trump tweeted it was a great day at the white house and predicted general kelly will go down as one of the greatest. >> we respect what he has done, what he has done nothing short of miraculous. i predict general kelly will go down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. we are going to make america great again. it is all about making america great again. >> reporter: the change brings a new chain of command leveling authority rights priebus did not, even steve bannon, jared kushner will answer to him. sarah huckabee sanders said he will not have a role elsewhere in the administration as his profanity laced comments were inappropriate. >> he does not have a role at this time in the trump administration. the president felt anthony's comments were inappropriate for person in that position. and he didn't want to burden general kelly with that. >> reporter: no official word on his replacement but

general john kelly. meantime, president trump says retired kelly will do a fantastic job as chief of staff. the former homeland security secretary was sworn in this morning. he replaces reince priebus. has shut down a trial balloon on taxes from top advisor steve bannon. according to a person familiar with steve bannon's thinking, he supports a 44% top income tax rate for americans earning more than $5 million per year. the money was to be used for middle-class tax cuts. sam shepard has died. a spokesman says the pulitzer prize-winning playwright, oscar-nominated actor, and celebrated author died last week of complications on lou gehrig's disease. he was 73. in los angeles, they have reached a deal with olympic leaders that will help them host the summer games. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up softbank's end game. ,masayoshi son makes another run at the u.s. cable market, with a direct offer f

aggressive interviews and is he going to get the communications job under john kelly or will it be some other post? >> reporter: well, certainly he is one of names being discussed right now and the thinking is he is someone who would work well with john kelly, there are a number of other names that have been batted about, including president trump's former campaign official. i spoke with one of president trump's top advisors who said to me, look, things are going to be different in a trump administration, so they're actually considering what is the urgency to replace and fulfill that role? is it a role they need to fill up in the next few days, or do they just need a strong communications department. sometimes the president tweets things that are in conflict with what some of his top advisors have been saying. but stephen miller is someone who has the trust of the president and so he is certainly someone we are watching very closely. it's also worth noting, that laura trump, president trump's daughter-in-law has started a sort of online media broadcast. kelly mcnamee, who used to b

sharing your day with us. day two for white house chief of staff john kelly who's quickly making his mark. if you were worried, president tweets, he isn't about to give up tweeting. on the menu nor republicans, a choice to try again now with obamacare or ignore president trump and his pressure and move on to something else. plus a big question. were your tax dollars used to help the president's son twist the truth? the "washington post" reports that the president while on air force one with the help of taxpayer paid white house aides personally worked with donald trump jr. on a misleading statement about a 2016 trump tower meeting with russians. >> if that's true, then that was a bad decision by the president, which will make us ask for questions. when you get caught in a lie about one thing, it makes it hard to just say, let the other stuff go. >> with us to share reporting and insights, jackie kucinich of the daly beast. and bloomberg politics representative and a cnn correspondent. took hours for the foul-mouthed scaramucci to get the boot and general kelly to impose his rules how

question we want to get to you about general john kelly and his role inside the white house. what are you learning about whether or not the situation is getting buttoned up? >> we are seeing john kelly impose order on the very divided west wing. it's evident how much power the president is giving john kelly. all staff, including jared kushner and ivanka trump will report to john kelly and not the president as they have been when reince priebus was in the white house. we are clearly seeing how much power donald trump is giving to welly in the west wing. >> thanks very, very much. appreciate it. >>> joining us now, the cnn legal and national security analyst and ryan lizza, legal analyst. it is not against the law to lie to the press or the american people, which is shocking and unfortunate in many ways. however, however, if the president was as involved as "the washington post" reports in dictating this message, this answer that was quite misleading about the nature of the meeting, what could it expose him to and those around him? >> so, john, we need to get away from looking at each i

house director anthony scaramucci was ousted yesterday after marine corps general john kelly was sworn in as president trump's new of staff. the president tweeted about it. a great day at the white house. adam shapiro from washington with more. reporter: good morning, ladies. that's right. this time anthony scaramucci leaving after 10 days on the job which he hadn't officially started. it was supposed to start august 15th. there is a question as to whether scaramucci made this decision on his own. there is also the issue of the new chief of staff, john kelly, wanting mr. scaramucci out that the president not been happy with mr. scaramucci is use of words. here's what terry sanders had to say about it. >> the president felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position and he didn't want to burden general kelly also at that line of succession. as they think we've made clear a few times over the last couple days, general kelly has the full authority to operate within the white house window. all staff will report to him. reporter: when asked if he would ad

us, but i will start with kathleen. what's going on inside the white house? you have john kelly saying, i'm in charge and anthony scaramucci gets ousted. >> that's right. barely one week ago anthony scaramucci was talking to "the new yorker," talking about how he was going to fire everybody and a couple days later, he is out. it raises the bar for interesting even with this administration, with its unprecedented levels of shake up. with john kelly coming in, unlike reince priebus, his predecessor, everyone, including anthony scaramucci, was going to have to report up through kelly. that was a mutually disagreeable situation. so, yeah, it is an interesting development. francine: what does it mean for how john kelly wants to govern? he did talk about tax reform and the timetable for that. there are questions as to whether he is a micro manager or has the political acumen to getting through congress. >> he certainly has experiencing managing people and situations. the key question for any new trump staffer, and i've said it before, the degree to which he is able to manage trump himself. n

a great story yesterday about the guy who is now the chief of staff. the retired general john kelly, who is trying to get order into the white house, but you had something that was very present from the your reporting in your piece. put it on the screen. trump has made it cleefr, howev clear, however, he ignores advice on tweets. since joining the social media platform in 2009 he sent over 35,000 of them. that is an interesting kind of dynamic here, that, you know, john kelly is going to control what he can control. and i think -- you know, he's -- he's defining the mission. the mission, don't go there on the president's tweet. >> i think it's a little of both. you have seen the president restrained in some foreign policy areas in his tweets over the course of the last week. maybe a coincidence. we'll know after two, three, four weeks. you know. but our reporting told us on a couple of really hot button issues, venezuela, russia, north korea, the new chief of staff and the team, you know, between the national security staff, the president's dialed back. part of me wonders if among other

send a signal that if requests come in, they're handling it and dealing i it. s john kellie, a chief of staff, just one workweek under his belt our colleague when he sat down with him talked about the influence. >> in terms of experience level, it's going to be great for all of us, i think in terms of improving or ability to operate together i'll just tell you, i'm very proud of our team so far. >> in terms of the kelly term, there are encouraging signs from top divorce from the president. we'll follow hess lines of reporting so that everyone goes through the chief of staff as their boss. john kelly has been quoted as saying it's his job to manage the staff, not the president. >>> let's bring in elise gordon and ed rendell. always good to see you both. ladies first with you here, elise, if you're in the white house now, are you kind of panicking. you know he has 16 top-flight provers. if you're a young staffer, you don't want to be roped into needing expensive lawyers when you're at a low her playing white house job. so it's certainly not good for a white house that still needs

there >> since john kelly was brought on, general john kelly a lot of speculation he's one of the people that kelly would likely want to see out. because he is such a lightening rod figure. >> high profile. let's bring in niles standage for from the hill. there's a lot to break down, first, let's start with the fact this has been rumored this was coming before, but who and what do you believe was kind of the final push to get him out the door? >> i think a couple of things, sarah, you mentioned john kelly becoming chief of staff. that had a big impact. kelly perceived to want to cut down on in the white house but the north korea point that tony alluded to one of my sources was saying it was that that was the final straw. because the white house was trying to lay out a strategy trying to basically suggest there could be military action as a deter ent and bannon said it's not going to happen >> seems like it's a possible exit strategy for anyone who wants to be fired. do an interview or something, where you seem to contradict or overshadow the president >> i think the second point y

after general john kelly steps in. scaramucci was not officially scheduled to start until august 15. he leaves 15 days before that in ten days after he was announced in the job. that brings us to at least eight white house staffers out in the past six months. some see this as president trump running his administration like a business, making decisions quickly. critics say it's an inexperienced white house scrambling to find its footing in washington. fox team coverage. chief washington correspondent james rosen joins us. how general kelly will discharge his duties. we begin with john roberts and the changing white house staff on a monday. >> good evening. ten days ago press secretary sean spicer stepped down in order to clear the decks for anthony scaramucci to build a new communications team. today the white house cleared the decks again. it ranks among the shortest ten years and white house history after ten days on the job, anthony scaramucci is out as white house communications director. general john kelly, new white house chief of staff, asked for scaramucci to go after an intervie