Trump is considering changes to three or four or five cabinet positions

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"I have three, four, or five positions that I think of.This, maybe it will end up being two, but I need flexibility," Trump told Nielsen in an interview to " Fox News Sunday ".

The president said he was disappointed with Nielsen's management of the southern border, which was a source of tension for both.

"I love her very much, I respect her a lot, I would like her to be a lot together at the border, much more difficult, period," Trump said.

The President downplayed the importance of several reports of a fracture between Kelly and Kelly, but added that it was no longer guaranteed that the chief of staff would remain at home. Blanche until the election of 2020.

"We get along well," Kelly's Trump said. "There are some things that I like what he does, and others that I do not like that he makes his strength."

"I did not even think of John about it," he added. "But at some point John will want to move on."

The President has repeatedly stated that he intended to change his cabinet after the midterm elections, although he did not provide details.

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