John Kelly perseveres until 2020, which is not sure

PThe Trump resident would not say with certainty that White House chief of staff John Kelly will remain in his current position until 2020.

In July, Kelly told her colleagues that Trump had asked him to stay in the next presidential election.

But when we insisted on this week's "Fox News Sunday" after the announcement of another imminent upheaval in the Trump administration, the president said Kelly's release could arrive earlier.

"We – I would not want to – look, we get along well," Trump told the host, Chris Wallace, about 2020. "There are some things I like about what we do. he does, and there are some things that I do not like that he does, it's not his strength, it's not that he does not do it – you know that he works so hard, he does a great job in many ways, there are many things that are not his strength, and that is not his strength. "

Trump did not want to comment on some of Kelly's scruples, noting that his chief of staff at "a time will want to move on", but he also suggested that "2020 could happen".

After the forced resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions earlier this month, speculation has begun about who could follow.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen was at the top of the list. The Washington Post reported that Trump had told his advisers that he would soon launch Nielsen, despite the opposition of Kelly, who had preceded him as DHS secretary.

Trump told Wallace that there was "a chance" that she was going there.

"But there is a chance that everyone [will], "he warned. I mean, that's what's happening in government. You leave, you make a name, you leave. The people who left were very successful. People who have left [that] have done very well of my white house. J & # 39; Love [Nielsen] a lot, I respect it a lot. I would like it to be much harder on the border. Much more difficult, period. "

Trump said he thought of "three, four or five positions", even though he could only act from two positions that would eventually shake. "

"I need flexibility," he said.