When a White House senior adviser convened federal employees to convene federal employees, they voted to support Kamala Harris in the last election, and interviewed CNN interviews.
CNN host Jake Tapper and Donald Trump’s presidential policy deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller’s interviews are full of back -and -forth exchange between the two.
At a nervous moment, Miller conducted an interview in a Tuesday interview Lead Stay away from federal funds and talk about the political tendency of government employees.
Tapper clarified that when Miller decided to make different views, Trump suddenly stopped whether the order of donation and loans would affect free school lunch.
“Jack, I want to really study this because it is so important,” Miller opened. “The federal government has 2 million employees. Most of the cases, the left wing of the professional federal service department of this country is very left.”
When Tapper refuted that he did not know that it was fact, Miller said that among the USAID employees donated to Harris or “another left -wing candidate” in the last election, “98 %.
“But now, you are demonized the whole labor, because …” Taber began to say.
“Wait, wow, wow, wow,” Miller replied. “Do you just say someone voted to support Camara Harris?”
Tapper refuted that Miller hinted that federal workers were “biased.”
“You use the word” demonization “. You just say that I said they voted to support Kamala Harris, and the demon turned someone.” Miller said.
The host of the United States CNN (CNN) tried to “return to the right track”, but Miller only said that federal workers’ politics only said.
“I’m on track and keep me on track,” Miller replied.
The Trump consultant insists that the president is necessary to “control the government”, including those who review the donations and project expenditures that Congress do not guide.
“This may mean, ‘I want to build a 500 million US dollars in the yard of the Ministry of Commerce … this may be said,’ I want to provide gender research in Afghanistan. ‘There must be political control and review,” he explain.
The White House earlier clarified that Trump’s extensive orders frozen the federal donations and loans frozen funds, such as social security benefits, medical subsidy benefits and food vouchers.
The interview suddenly turned. Taber once told Miller: “I don’t know what you are talking about.”
