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Every president has the right to hire and fire people for whatever reason he chooses. Like others have said, it happens, or should have happened on day 1. No need to go all Nixon though.

RUSH:
You know what happened? I’ll tell you what happened. I now know what happened. Trump wins in 2016 — and it was a bruising battle. There were Never Trump Republicans and there were the Paul Ryan-establishment Republicans who didn’t like Trump, and Trump attempted to forge an alliance by putting some establishment Republicans in his administration and even some Never Trumpers.

Remember, I met with Trump for the first time after his election in February. It was here at Mar-a-Lago — and pardon me if you’ve heard the story, but, remember, we have people tuning in for the first time every hour on this program. I’ll never forget. I met with him for an hour while walking through Mar-a-Lago. Reince Priebus and Steve Bannon were with him, and he said one of the things that surprised him…

This is a month into his administration.

One of the things that surprised him was he thought that after this much time, after a month that we’d be well on the way to unity in the country, not just with the Republicans — and I was floored. I was flabbergasted, but I shouldn’t have been. Trump loves everybody, and he wants to be appreciated and loved by as many as possible. I looked at him and I said, “Sir, they are always gonna hate you. They are never going to love you. Please. That’s not gonna happen. These people are not going to stop trying to undermine you.”

I was talking primarily about media and the left, and he looked disappointed when I told him this. At any rate, he really tried to forge a common ground alliance, at least on the Republican side, with the people whose noses were out of joint and who had worked against him. He did this for a couple of years, and he was (chuckling) obviously very patient with it — and now he’s had it. He’s had it with all of it, and that’s what Ric Grenell is in there to do.

Ric Grenell — and he will do it. Ric Grenell is Harvard educated, but that’s not a deterrent in this case. He’s one of the most accomplished and one of the most achieved people. He is the… I’m just gonna tell you, he is perfect for this job, temporary Director of National Intelligence. Go in there, get rid of the people that testified against Trump. There are so many moles that are still in there. Now you hear Trump talking about wanting to really reduce the staff, the White House West Wing staff.

He doesn’t need as many people as ex-presidents because he’s not undecided on so much. He knows what he wants to do on a whole lot of things. He doesn’t need 15 advisers, position papers and all this. He doesn’t need a bunch of moles in there undermining him and writing anonymous pieces in the Washington Post saying, “Don’t worry. There’s still some adults in here and we’re making sure Trump won’t do any damage.” This stuff frosts him.

Grenell’s gonna find out who these people are and, in addition to that, Grenell is gonna set up the intelligence community in a way that’s beneficial to the country and to Trump, as it should be. Now, we may not hear of individuals canned, let go, what have you, unless they speak up. But I just wanted to let you know. If you’ve heard the name Grenell, if you’ve heard about his appointment, I just wanted to tell you it’s one of the best things Trump could have done —

https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2020/02/24/ric-grenell-will-get-it-done/

What is meant by "No need to go all Nixon"?

Be paranoid and come up with an "enemies list." Why not just fire and hire, without all the drama?

What drama.

He is finally getting advice from "outside" sources on who is sabotaging his agenda and who is involved in the continuing coup to remove him from office.

A news article is not a White House press release.

No drama, just the facts.

No, he's finally getting around to weeding out people who didn't support him, and the delay is no one's fault but his own. I don't know if you noticed, but his transition team didn't exactly explode out of the blocks, starting when he [bleep]-canned the guy who was in charge of it, early-on.

But now it's "deep state operatives" who are causing the problem. Right.

There should be a loud & continuous outcry about this & force her (or both or them) to recuse themselves from any kind of case remotely related to their comments.

Dems have no shame, obviously, but there should be a much public outcry as is possible on this.

MM

All I can say is I hope so.......................waaaaaaaaaaaaay past time.

MM

You don't think they are?

Every administration has had an enemies list. Do you believe otherwise?

Lots of people have commented to the effect that this should have been done on day 1. So whose fault is it that they're still there? If you're running an operation and you have some turds working for you, and they're not doing what you need them to do three years later, and it was within your power to remove them all along, where does the buck stop?

I must have misunderstood. It seemed like you were saying the Deep State operatives aren't causing problems.

I'm saying it's been within his power to get rid of them for three years so he should take a hint from Nike.

It's always fun to watch a jerk poke the bear.

Kaboku68 might know a thing or two about a "White House Enemies list", but from an administration much younger than Nixon's. You should PM him.

Its always fun to see the insipid and 100% predictable responses.

A bloated bureaucracy ruling by fiat and assuming powers never granted to them by the people is a hallmark of oppressive govts. throughout history. In reality draining the swamp would be reducing the apparatchiks by 50% starting at the top. Then get serious about reducing it to the size necessary to actually serve the people.

Small govt. is better govt. Vote out the incumbents.


mike r

But my stocks will fall!

Knot in your knickers?