Well, I think, ultimately, the president has to feel comfortable with the staff that's around him. And he had gotten to a point where he didn't feel comfortable with the chief of staff, he obviously didn't feel comfortable with the communications apparatus either.
Scott Jennings comments on the importance of the president's comfort with his staff and the implications of recent staff changes.
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