Mark Meadows Says He's Meeting With Trump And Shadow 'Cabinet Members' On 'Real Plans'
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The former White House chief of staff is working on strategy at Bedminister with the man he calls "the president."
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has been meeting with former President Donald Trump and “Cabinet members” about plans to “move forward in a real way,” he claimed in a Newsmax interview on Friday. He refused to divulge the specifics of plans being discussed with Trump — whom he referred to as “the president” — at the former president’s Bedminster golf club in New Jersey. Trump is “a president who is fully engaged, highly focused and remaining on task,” Meadows insisted.
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